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I’m loving the V-Control Pro iPad app by Neyrinck. This thing allows me to have full access to Pro Tools while tracking behind the drum kit. No more getting up and running to the computer in between takes. I can now adjust my headphone mix, access plug-ins, fire up the transport window and more. Completely changes how I work in the studio…
Read the full review on my studio site here.
Here’s another track from the “Disbanded” project featuring Marco Bucci out of Toronto.
All drum tracks were recorded out of my home studio via online collaboration.
Credits:
- Marco Bucci (vocals, guitar, piano)
- Maneli Jamal (lead guitar)
- Matthew Sutherland (vocals)
- Travis Whitmore (drums)
- Andy Wilson (Mastering)
Behind the tracks look at the recording of my new album “Perspectives” from inside the studio. This is a simple guitar riff that I looped in Pro Tools to begin the demo and structure process of the song.
Cup of coffee and the new issue of Recording. Perfect start to the morning.
Snare drum choices in the studio.
- Tama Piccolo 14”x3”
- Pearl 6 Ply Maple 14”x5.5”
- Tama Steel 14”x6.5”
- Pearl Sensitone Brass 14”x5”
Listen to audio samples here: silverlakestudio.com/samples
Photo gallery from inside the studio.
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Yesterday, I provided a couple of tips on keeping things simple in your home studio. These are just a couple of things that I’ve learned in my own experience. Just like many home studio enthusiasts out there, I’m always learning a new trick or a best practice. As a follow up to yesterday’s post, I wanted to provide you with another quick piece of advice. This is something that I’m constantly finding myself being guilty of and can be applied to really anything in life – Don’t Do It All Yourself. Let me explain: Read More
If you record in the comfort of your own home, I applaud you. But do you ever find yourself wanting to pull your hair out instead of just creating? Here’s a couple of quick and easy tips to get the nonsense out of the way and creating good music in your home studio.
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