Home Studio Recording – Tips & Techniques September 28, 2009
Posted by lildrummaboy in Uncategorized.Tags: Home Studio Recording, learn audio engineering, pro tools 8, studio internships
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Welcome to Lil’ Drummaboy Recordings’ Home Studio Blog. This blog is dedicated to tips, techniques and forums pertaining to audio engineering and music production in Home Studios. Technology has made the ability to record pro quality projects more accessible than ever. But even with the most advanced technology, knowledge and understanding of the craft of audio engineering is the key to better sounding home recordings.
Based on Lil’ Drummaboy’s in-studio workshops and training programs, the Home Studio Blog is the source for hot topics in independent studio recording. We’d like to hear from those of you who are recording your own projects. Some times we’ll pose questions, other times we’ll offer insightful tips and technical information. So, please, ENJOY, and make plenty of good music!
Is Pro Tools A Necessity For The Modern Home Studio Engineer? September 28, 2009
Posted by lildrummaboy in Uncategorized.Tags: Home Studio Recording, learn audio engineering, Pro Tools
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Pro Tools was the first software program of its kind. Developed in 1989 as Sound Tools, the name was changed to Pro Tools in 1991. Digital recording slowly became the dominant form of recording through the late 90’s, and today, most major recording studios are using computer-based platforms – namely Pro Tools. But is Pro Tools a necessity for the Home Recording Studio engineer? Many would argue that one’s audio interface, microphone, recording environment, and general knowledge of the craft far outweigh the equipment, or software programs, utilized.
Our community of audio enthusiasts, from newbies to pros, all have different perspectives on the need to convert to Pro Tools. What do you think?
