In this episode we talk to Joe Gilder of Home Studio Corner and Ryan talks about field recording with the Zoom H4n.
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In this episode Ryan asks what is an audiophile recording and what could be better and Jesse interviews an audio engineering student.
In this episode Jon tests the Shure SM58 against the Samson Q7 microphone and Ryan discusses the ins and outs of vocal comping.
In this episode Jesse discusses the current state of the record business, Jon talks about different polar patterns of microphones, and Ryan talks about how to check your vocal booth for acoustic problems and how to solve some of the issues.
In this episode Ryan goes into combining 2 mics at once in various ways in part 3 of his guitar amp miking series. Also in this episode, Jon shares an inspiring article by Charles Dye: The Mixing Learning Curve.
Links:
Ryan’s Guitar Amp Miking series: Part 1, Part 2
The Mixing Learning Curve
Charles Dye
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CORRECTION – I said that one of the mics in the segment was an Apex 410. This is not correct. The mic that was used was an Apex 210. Sorry for the confusion. – Ryan
In this episode Ryan talks about the Fletcher–Munson curve and psychoacoustics and Jesse explains the benefits of using a control surface when mixing in the box.
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