Head over to Dogs on Acid to find out the secrets of dirty, Clean Sci-Fi Drum & Bass
http://www.dogsonacid.com/showthread.php?threadid=625451
Sunday 21 November 2010
(Interview) Q&A With Phace & Misanthrop on Dogs on Acid
I found a Q&A with two of my favourite producers, Phace & Misanthrop! If you read through the Q&A you will find loads of great tips on music production, I use a lot of these tips myself.
Head over to Dogs on Acid to find out the secrets of dirty, Clean Sci-Fi Drum & Bass
http://www.dogsonacid.com/showthread.php?threadid=625451
Head over to Dogs on Acid to find out the secrets of dirty, Clean Sci-Fi Drum & Bass
http://www.dogsonacid.com/showthread.php?threadid=625451
Wednesday 20 October 2010
Mistic Reason 5 Live Studio Session (Drum & Bass)
I was just testing out the camera on my new phone, I need to find a way to set it up so I don't have to hold it, and I can record a proper session. Any tips on recording are welcome.
The track I'm working on in the video is Night & Day by Warlok and myself.
Peace
Mistic
Thursday 7 October 2010
(VideoTutorial) - 52 Reason Record Tips in one playlist (Updated, Week 47)
Here is the Propellerhead's 52 video tips by James Bernard. They are up to week 33 from the time of writing this but I will be adding them to the playlist as they are released.
I have added them to one continuous playlist for easy viewing but you will have to click the link bellow to Youtube.
Reason Record 52 tips playlist
(Podcast) The Home Recording Show – Ryan Canestro, Jon Tidey, and Jesse Zoller
Here is an music production podcast that I have been listening to for a few months now, they have loads of interviews with industry leaders and great recording tips, especially if you have a home studio
The Home Recording Show – Ryan Canestro, Jon Tidey, and Jesse Zoller
Subscribe to show (iTunes and Rss Feeds)
(From http://www.homerecordingshow.com)
Ryan originally set out to start the show in May of 2008. He first contacted Jon Tidey and Des McKinney and asked if they would be interested in producing a podcast on the subject of home recording. These two were chosen because of their work on AudioGeekZine and HomeTracked respectively. Both agreed to develop a weekly show and on June 17th, 2008 the first Home Recording Show episode was released.
Des McKinney was only part of the first two shows. He quickly realized that he would not have enough time in his schedule to produce a weekly segment and respectfully bowed out of the show. Ryan Canestro and Jon Tidey continued on as a duo until February 2009 when Jesse Zoller officially joined the cast. This filled out the shows host line-up and remains as such presently.
Ryan Canestro
Ryan has been involved with recording informally since he was a child. He started with an 8-track cartridge machine, then a cassette deck with two mic inputs, followed by two cassette decks and a Radio Shack mixer for overdubbing, then to a 4 track cassette tape machine, on to an 8 track ADAT machine, and finally to computer based recording. He is usually asked what recording school that he attended, which he replies, “I have 20 years of trial and error starting from the absolute beginning. I can not imagine a better education that that.”
Ryan currently resides in Southern California with his wife and two children. He owns and operates the recording studio Ditch Road Records.
Jon Tidey
In 2006 Jon Tidey graduated from the Audio Engineering & Music Production course at Metalworks Institute, one of the top recording schools in Canada. Following that Jon then started AudioGeekZine, a website designed to share various articles, tips and tutorials with other audio “geeks” out on the internet.
Jon currently resides with his wife in Ontario, Canada where he operates his production studio – Epic Sounds.
Jesse Zoller
Jesse Zoller is a Bay Area native who has a strong passion for audio production, starting with live to cassette recording in high school.
He has over 10 years experience working with all types of audio, from music all the way to film and TV. He started at Russian Hill Recording as a runner, and worked his way up from there. He has worked with clients from Roy Rogers to PJ Harvey. As well as film clients like Goodwill Hunting, A Bugs Life, and The Virgin Suicides.
Jesse then made the move in 2000 to work at Transmedia. There he focused on radio syndication work such as Imagination Theater, Point of Law and Golf Radio. He also has done extensive recording, producing and sound design for corporate and advertising clients like Genentech, Electronic Arts, Subway (restaurant) and Albertsons.
Jesse lives with his wife and daughter in San Francisco where he currently runs his studio, The Ice Shop.
The Home Recording Show – Ryan Canestro, Jon Tidey, and Jesse Zoller
Subscribe to show (iTunes and Rss Feeds)
(From http://www.homerecordingshow.com)
Ryan originally set out to start the show in May of 2008. He first contacted Jon Tidey and Des McKinney and asked if they would be interested in producing a podcast on the subject of home recording. These two were chosen because of their work on AudioGeekZine and HomeTracked respectively. Both agreed to develop a weekly show and on June 17th, 2008 the first Home Recording Show episode was released.
Des McKinney was only part of the first two shows. He quickly realized that he would not have enough time in his schedule to produce a weekly segment and respectfully bowed out of the show. Ryan Canestro and Jon Tidey continued on as a duo until February 2009 when Jesse Zoller officially joined the cast. This filled out the shows host line-up and remains as such presently.
Ryan Canestro
Ryan has been involved with recording informally since he was a child. He started with an 8-track cartridge machine, then a cassette deck with two mic inputs, followed by two cassette decks and a Radio Shack mixer for overdubbing, then to a 4 track cassette tape machine, on to an 8 track ADAT machine, and finally to computer based recording. He is usually asked what recording school that he attended, which he replies, “I have 20 years of trial and error starting from the absolute beginning. I can not imagine a better education that that.”
Ryan currently resides in Southern California with his wife and two children. He owns and operates the recording studio Ditch Road Records.
Jon Tidey
In 2006 Jon Tidey graduated from the Audio Engineering & Music Production course at Metalworks Institute, one of the top recording schools in Canada. Following that Jon then started AudioGeekZine, a website designed to share various articles, tips and tutorials with other audio “geeks” out on the internet.
Jon currently resides with his wife in Ontario, Canada where he operates his production studio – Epic Sounds.
Jesse Zoller
Jesse Zoller is a Bay Area native who has a strong passion for audio production, starting with live to cassette recording in high school.
He has over 10 years experience working with all types of audio, from music all the way to film and TV. He started at Russian Hill Recording as a runner, and worked his way up from there. He has worked with clients from Roy Rogers to PJ Harvey. As well as film clients like Goodwill Hunting, A Bugs Life, and The Virgin Suicides.
Jesse then made the move in 2000 to work at Transmedia. There he focused on radio syndication work such as Imagination Theater, Point of Law and Golf Radio. He also has done extensive recording, producing and sound design for corporate and advertising clients like Genentech, Electronic Arts, Subway (restaurant) and Albertsons.
Jesse lives with his wife and daughter in San Francisco where he currently runs his studio, The Ice Shop.
Wednesday 6 October 2010
Live "In The Studio" video test
This was just a test to see how bad my camera really was, I will be uploading more "In the Studio" videos as soon as I get a new HD pocket cam.
Any suggestions on video camera's or recording tips are welcome :)
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