baboon2004
Darned cockwombles.
http://www.hometracked.com/
I found this site recently - well worth a read for anyone who is struggling to get their home mixing and/or home recording up to scratch. All very easy to follow, and with great advice on all sorts of issues.
So I thought I'd set up this thread if anyone has any tips to share to make home recordings sound that little bit better....
As I'm a neophyte at this kind of thing, I don't have any tips of my own, but some of the ones I found interesting on the aforementioned site:
The 'cut narrow, boost wide' dictum.
You can make a pop filter from a sock and gaffer tape.
I found this site recently - well worth a read for anyone who is struggling to get their home mixing and/or home recording up to scratch. All very easy to follow, and with great advice on all sorts of issues.
So I thought I'd set up this thread if anyone has any tips to share to make home recordings sound that little bit better....
As I'm a neophyte at this kind of thing, I don't have any tips of my own, but some of the ones I found interesting on the aforementioned site:
The 'cut narrow, boost wide' dictum.
You can make a pop filter from a sock and gaffer tape.