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Recording home studio

7 Home Recording Studio Tips & Steps to Master Your Music

Posted on 2019 March 19 by muz4now

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Curtis Dean provides 7 pointers for the beginner home studio recordist and producer.

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Recording Headphones

Gone Recording and Gigging – Back Next Week

Posted on 2018 September 04 by muz4now

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Yes, I’m off practicing and recording for upcoming gigs and commissions. Thanks for checking in. Oh, and remember that I […]

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Recording Strings

Recording Strings – recommended mics and positions

Posted on 2018 April 10 by muz4now

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This is a guest post by Ben from Subreel. Recording is becoming more and more popular, with more people having […]

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Music Plugin Essentials

Mixing, mastering, & recording plugin essentials

Posted on 2018 January 09 by muz4now

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I know that this post will be of interest to some of my readers. Frequently I am asked on social […]

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recording

Recording, mixing, and mastering your album

Posted on 2017 September 21 by muz4now

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So far, the posts in this series have been fairly systematic. This is a much more random — and important […]

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Sounds for Composers and Songwriters

How I Get Orchestral Sounds In My Recordings

Posted on 2016 February 15 by muz4now

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Ever been curious how people like me get full orchestras to play on their recordings? I don’t. Instead, I use what’s […]

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recording tips by Jami McGraw on muz4now

tips on recording … without a studio (guest post)

Posted on 2012 July 10 by muz4now

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I’m pleased and honored to have Jami McGraw offering you this guest post. Please be sure to check out Jami’s […]

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String Quartet Library comparison

String Quartet Library Quick Comparison Video

Posted on 2020 January 21 by muz4now

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Here’s a brief video comparing a quartet of solo violin, viola, cello, and string bass sounds in some orchestral libraries.

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String Library Comparison

Quick Orchestral String Library Comparison Video

Posted on 2020 January 14 by muz4now

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In a quick comparison video, Stan Stewart compares 8 orchestra string libraries. Check out the results and add your responses.

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(Happy New) Year In Review

2019 in review – thanks for your support

Posted on 2019 December 31 by muz4now

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Stan Stewart reviews the year and sends his big, annual “Thank You” card to supporters.

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