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Gear // Logic Studio // MIDI Control of Axe FX

admin — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 14:38:23 +0000

How to use Logic to create MIDI track to control your MIDI devices. This is very cool as you can set up your guitar rig to automatically change presets at the right point in the song without having to touch anything.

In this video I use the Axe FX Ultra for my U2 Cover of The Electric Co.

This will work with anything that uses a MIDI foot controller etc.

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HOME RECORDING STUDIO 2ND TOUR!!

admin — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 12:00:16 +0000

I WILL BE DOING SHOWS ON MY USTREAM TO ANSWER LIVE QUESTIONS ABOUT STUDIO EQUIPMENT PLEASE GO FOLLOW ME ON THEIR IF YOU NEED HELP AND LIVE QUESTIONS ANSWERED!

http://www.ustream.tv/misstalentedmc

here is another tour of my studio equipment…please watch the other studio vids for additional information!!
~Miss Talented~

Duration : 0:9:23

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Broad and Short Lighting in Portrait Photography

admin — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 00:58:17 +0000

For more lighting and photography instruction, please check out our photography forums at:

http://www.silverlakephoto.com/forums

A short lighting demonstration from Silverlake Photo Accessories on short and broad lighting for professional photography.

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Studio Equipment for Photography : BackDrop Setup Video – PhotographyBackgrounds.co.uk

admin — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 08:36:23 +0000

Backdrop From Photography-Backgrounds.co.uk
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www.Twitter.com/SSLFan

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studio equipment needed?

admin — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 13:00:51 +0000

does anyone know where ic an get studio equipment for my son,his doin music tracks mainly that go on his my space but they record most days(dubbing he calls it) iv brought him a mixer for his 16th but his saying something about a condenser mic? but im wondering what else i might need to get it sounding top quality for him,

thanks everyone

what fun! shopping list time!!
it would be helpful if you could post some more details though – what instruments does he record from? the condenser mic is for vocals i’m guessing but what other stuff do they play? or is the music made using his computer (if so – what softwared does he use – cubase? acid pro? stein’?) and also what sort of music does he do…and of course…the million dollar question…what do you want to spend!?!?
=)
o – and what mixer is it (name and number!)

ty for your message

lol – that’s a solid enough deck at the price! needed to check cos you can spend many thousands of pounds(!) on a single condenser..i’d recommend something like the rv6 on this page – http://www.red5audio.com/acatalog/Condensor_Mics.html
but i see you can get it on ebay in a bundle with a pad, headphones(prob not so good) and a couple of other bits. it needs a 48v phantom power supply which i THINK your deck has but check it’s compatibility otherwise you’ll need an external one…you can spend less however and depending on how your lad records(i really don’t know that software!) will depend on whether it’s too much..still, this is a good enough mic to stand an upgrade elsewhere in his system – either mixer deck or soundcard(m-audio does some seriously yummy kit!)

other things you might want to consider are sound-absorbing panels which, to be honest, you can build yourself

here’s a link if you like a bit of diy –

http://www.johnlsayers.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=5930

and save a fortune – studio kit cost omg cash!…or, sit down for this one, upgrade the deck to something like this-

http://www.aandcaudio.co.uk/Soundcraft-Spirit-SX-Audio-Mixer-pid965.htm

i very rarely record external sources so all my investment has been in software that should cost several thousand(check your messages to see why it didn’t =)) and i only take a digital source from my pc and deal with that externally using dacs and amps i made/modified myself…if i was recording external sources i’d go m-audio and get one of these s/hand –

http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/ProjectMixIO-main.html

but you can see how quickly things get out of hand!
hope that’s a start for you
=)

Studio Equipment for Photography : BackDrop And Stands Unboxing.

admin — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 15:08:15 +0000

Backdrop From Photography-Backdrounds.co.uk www.SSLFan.com www.Tech-Shed.com www.Twitter.com/SSLFan

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Studio Tour & Equipment

admin — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 22:25:25 +0000

Tour through the home studio to just get a glance at what we use to record!! Check it out if your interested in any type of audio production.

http://www.facebook.com/shadowmafia#/pages/Shadow-Mafia/225121192102?ref=ts

www.myspace.com/shadowmafia612

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What do I need for a home music studio? Software, Equipment, etc.?

admin — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 11:29:58 +0000

Looking for what I need to record music at home. I am buildng a studio, but am not sure of what software and other equipment I need to do the actual recording and editing. Please let me know of what all I need to record and create music. Thanks in advance.

i recommend getting an audio interface to connect mics/instruments to your computer. the interface will include the software you need to record and edit. choosing an interface will be based upon how many inputs you want. if you are wanting to record a full band, you will need inputs for all of the instruments and mics. you can also record each instrument individually and mix them together, in that case you wouldn’t need a lot of inputs. these interfaces will run from under a hundred to a few thousand. it depends on the number of inputs and the brand.

once you’ve got that then all you need is a mic. do some research on what mic will fit your situation as you start recording. i like the Rode NT1a which runs about $240. also you can go with the shure sm 57 or sm 58 to get started. i believe those are each around a hundred. the mic is the most important piece of gear you will have in a studio because it captures the sound. if you buy a cheap mic, you will get a cheap sound.

from there you would be pretty much set for basic recording. you can add on from there. studio monitors should probably be your next investment as well as adding a few other mics and maybe some plug-ins for mixing.

check guitarcenter.com sweetwater.com and musiciansfriend.com they will typically offer studio packages which will include a variety of things to get yourself started.

at some point you may also need some sound treating material but you can usually avoid a lot of this with creativity and research on room acoustics.

good luck

Video Lab Lesson 03 – Use of Studio Lighting

admin — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 19:00:24 +0000

Studio lighting equipment

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Vlog #51: Cinco de Mayo and Studio Equipment

admin — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 14:34:20 +0000

went out to eat at Chipotle on Cinco de Mayo then headed out to the studio to finish up on some music work. people ask me all the time what equipment i use so here ya go.

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