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How to prevent distortion in your vocal recordings

I have been recording vocals in my home studio for over twenty years. In that time I have made pretty much every mistake it is possible to make. One of those very common mistakes I made was to try...

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What is a track in music recording? A beginners guide

Since the invention of multi-track recording in the middle of the 20th century, tracks have been its fundamental basic component. Whether you are using DAW software on a home computer, you're in a...

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9 tips on recording professionally at home

With the technology, software and equipment available to us today relatively inexpensively, it is entirely possible to make professional recordings in your own home. It isn't just a case of...

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Should you record vocals in one take?

In my home studio, I have never recorded a vocal in just one take. Even if you are recording a great singer and the first take you record sounds pretty much perfect, things can still go wrong with...

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11 tips on recording vocals in a small room

Like most of you reading this, I do not have an acoustically treated, dedicated recording room like you would find in a pro recording studio. All my recording takes place in a small, ordinary room in...

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Should you always double-track guitars?

I have recorded a lot of rock music in my home studio, and I almost always want my guitars to sound big and wide. To achieve this, I very often double-track my rhythm guitar parts. But this does not...

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