Today's post is for you who don't have a Home Studio and still want to record high quality audio on laptop. If you follow these three steps, you will have solved many of the problems that may appear when you use your laptop to record audio. Come on?
Do you want to know how to set up a mini recording studio, but are you in that phase of many doubts, or even with information overload? So it's time to get rid of at least three myths, which you may believe are true, but that only distract you from taking your Home Studio project out of paper. Let's go to the first myth…
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Whether you are an artist, a musician, or not at some point in your life, you probably wanted to record some music with your own voice. Karaoke is one of the closest possibilities for anyone who wants to record a song in their own voice.
Let's use this analogy, record your own voice, so we can understand some of the difficulties we encounter when we want to record our voice in a musical arrangement.
In the end, you'll realize that recording vocal is not simply mixing vocals and instruments on separate channels, as well as having the opportunity to know a bit about the mentality of an audio engineer when performing a mix in the recording studio.
Today I want to share with you, some secrets about our vocal cords, and how it can be possible to preserve and make the most of your voice.
The voice is an instrument of extreme beauty that enchants and complements harmony of a band. Often we have a natural talent for understanding and mastering the voice, we do things without at least having any theory about the real motives behind what we are doing.
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A common question among beginners in Home Studio is about whether a sound card can affect the quality of the microphone recording in any way. And that question is quite interesting because it opens up a huge range of possibilities for broad explanations on how these audio capture processes work, especially from sources such as the microphone.
The answer we give below applies to other audio sources, not just microphones, but also any device that is connected to a so-called "line-in" or "microphone-in" of that sound card. Come on!
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