An RP reader successfully lands an internship in a major recording studio. But the kind of work he is asked to do isn't quite what he expected...
The world-famous Abbey Road studio complex has been in the news lately. But not here. We'd rather record there than spread more tittle-tattle.
Aldo Caballero has recently opened a small commercial recording facility in Mexico, right on the border with the USA. Here is Aldo telling us about his studio in his own words...
The range of great home recording equipment available these days is truly superb. But occasionally we all buy something that just wasn't worth the money. What's your experience?
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Where do you make your production decisions? In the studio? No, there's a better place than that, somewhere you can get some peace and quiet...
If you have a studio business, doubtless you want it to continue for decades to come. But if you don't understand the client life cycle then you'll soon be in trouble.
It's exciting for a school to have a music recording studio installed. But getting it working and keeping it working are often two very different things.
What is it about your studio that makes it look and feel like a recording studio, and a nice place to work? Or is it just another room in your house?
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Jones For Tones is a Vancouver based music production company with a focus on songwriting, owned and operated by session bassist/recording artist Tony Marriott.
It's tricky to find a good place to set up a studio. If you live in an apartment, then unless you live in a very old building with really thick walls, you might as well forget it, or just record the electronic components of your music at home, monitoring on headphones...
A pro recording studio for £135 a day (around $200 USD), with access to just about any exotic gear you could possibly want - could this possibly be true?
We're all for cutting costs where it doesn't compromise performance, but can office dividers do a good job in the recording studio?
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