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Why the SM58 is a great microphone for recording

If you have ever seen a band play live, then more than likely you have seen a Shure SM58 microphone being sung into. Although commonly known as a great live mic, the SM58 is also often used in the...

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How to save a mixdown and export tracks in Reaper

Recording multiple tracks has been made very accessible and inexpensive by the likes of DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) software such as Reaper. Once you have recorded and mixed all your tracks, you...

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Reaper DAW: 11 ways to improve performance

Reaper is renowned as one of the best performing DAWs available today. But that does not mean that you will never have any issues with it. It is highly complex audio software, and therefore subject...

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Is Reaper a good DAW? Suitable for professional use?

There are many excellent commercial DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) software applications available today. Reaper is a DAW that sometimes gets a bit of a bad press, and is thought of by some as...

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Is a pop filter necessary? When and when not to use one

Whenever I record vocals in my home studio, I always use a pop filter placed a few inches in front of the microphone. Is this use of a pop filter strictly necessary; could I get away with recording...

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Why is autotune considered bad? Is it really ok to use?

I've often recorded a vocal part where the performance was great, apart from just a couple of notes that are not quite in tune. In this situation, using an autotune tool to correct those wavering...

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