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Connecting an acoustic guitar to a computer is usually done to record the sound of the guitar on the computer. In this sense "connecting" means getting a signal from the sound that your guitar makes,...

We are spoiled for choice when it comes to audio interfaces on the market today. They come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, right from the smallest 1-input unit, up to much bigger rack-mountable...

The traditional method of recording electric guitar in a recording studio is to place a microphone in front of a guitar amplifier. This technique still works great and is done all the time in...

I have been using a good set of open-back headphones for editing, mixing and mastering for many years in my home studio. These headphones rarely get used while recording though, as there are a few...

Sometimes, you can have worked for hours and hours on a mix, yet whatever you do it just sounds muffled, muddy and lifeless. There are several common reasons for this, and some actions you can try to...

Whenever you see film of a singer recording vocals in a studio, they are usually standing up. Does this mean that a singer should always stand up to record their singing, or can you get good results...