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There are a million and one different options on what you can use to record, be it a microphone or a DAW. I'm a firm believer in the artist (or in this case, engineer) working with what you've got, learning it, and making it work for you. Look at the many artists who will record on cassette decks, t...

Greetings fellow Tape Ops! I was presently surprised to read this months magazine and find the Jesse Cannon article. Being in Austin (Texas) I have had the great fortune to work with many talented artists that are still very fresh on the scene and still learning the ropes as to how to be successful ...

Salutations! I was wondering if anyone has any recommendations concerning an orchestral library. I've been doing some research and seem to find allot of the same. My intention is to have a high quality sound library (under $500 preferably) for use in composing classical pieces as well as composure f...

I'm not sure I'd necessarily put all the blame of these said "dynamic wars" on just the mastering engineer. And it's certainily not just Indie music, but is spread through all genres. The Loudness wars, or Dyanmic wars starts with bands and ends with record labels, everyone wants it louder, and the ...

I think this is a good place to start: http://www.amazon.com/Modern-Recording-Techniques-David-Miles/dp/0240810694 Know what your doing before you throw a bunch of money at it! lol... Analog is a great medium, and though that is so, it is always quite an expensive one! Not to mention that any work y...

As a working engineer I personally prefer Pro Tools over any other DAW, though I'm quite fond of Ableton Live and Reason. I've worked on Studio One (as well as Cubase and Logic), my complaint is the workflow, and keeping track (and displaying) of session flow. I enjoy a DAW that functions similarly ...

We usually post a fair amount on twitter!
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We usually don't post a set rate on our social platforms or website. This is mainly because we enjoy negotiating, and when so many bands are near broke or quite poor, we would much rather negotiate a price and make some music over setting the band at a rate they won't be able to afford(or not afford...

Agreed, very nice article!
Cheers!~