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Recording Studio Tutorial: Theory Part I

Morning people,
this is the first of many Tutorial Videos
of a real recording in a semipro studio.
DownloadLink for better video quality
and stereosound.

http://rapidshare.com/files/123134938/recording1a.wmv

Today: Theory Part I:
Rooms of a recording studio
Signalpath and Equipment
Differences of Sound

Songs used in this video:
Beginning is a Testsong of the toneport,
when I got it.
Andy McKee – For My Father
Laurence Juber – In Your Arms

Camcorder: Panasonic NV-GS 11

See Ya.
Da Schehf !!!

Duration : 0:8:48


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25 Responses to “Recording Studio Tutorial: Theory Part I”

  1. RecordingFreak88 on December 10th, 2009 at 7:09 am

    Cooles Video, …
    Cooles Video, Respekt.
    Ich habe hier noch eine Seite mit sehr guten Recording Tutorials entdeckt. Hab mich da angemeldet und kann es nur empfehlen.

    mixing-tutorial. de (<– Leerzeichen entfernen)

  2. Well done, a very …
    Well done, a very good information video. You know exactly what you are talking about, i am currently studying music technology and everything you say is correct.

  3. Rofl is it ACTUALLY …
    Rofl is it ACTUALLY 100k?

  4. everything has its …
    everything has its pros and cons… Daw = Pro.. Amount of Producers = Con.

  5. dude I LOVE your ” …
    dude I LOVE your “in flames” covers :D

  6. The sound of this …
    The sound of this video stinks! Unbelieveble!

  7. bilder von …
    bilder von Cubeaudio ? heehe..

  8. cool video. learned …
    cool video. learned something from it.

  9. Yes for analoge …
    Yes for analoge recording you need very high qualiry equipment, that’s why a 15 minute tape, costs 75 Euro something and you can use it for a limited time. Maybe 5 recordings.

  10. analogue on tape …
    analogue on tape cost more than 100 thousand dollars?? seriously???

    OMG!!..thank god for DAWs..lol….

    ridiculous thats why before softwares became big there were only few producers in the game…lol..imagine an equipment being 100k to just record….only the rich can afford that…

  11. keep doing this you …
    keep doing this you actually make sense and arent just trying to sell me pro tools

  12. thanks a lot for …
    thanks a lot for this video

  13. I have the toneport …
    I have the toneport UX1 & there is a built in Hum reducer. All you do is set your guitar to the noisest pick-up & turn the volume up & hit the Hum reducer button. Then it cuts out the hum

  14. The thing with …
    The thing with active pickups is that they have a much more sensitive transient response and output level, so you’re kinda screwed there if you’re after the active sound, but you can do alot of stuff in gear box.

    Again, the hum you hear is probably a amins hum, so it comes from the electrical grid you’re plugged into, there might also be a wiring fault in your pickups. Not much to do there sadly. There is a hum reducer fuction in gear box which might help, other than that you need a gate.

  15. thanks!
    i use a …
    thanks!
    i use a guitar with passive pickups, with the studio pod, will i be able to achieve sound similar to that of actives? and will it also remove the hum from the pickups?
    i would really appreciate any help here
    thanks again

  16. you can use it live …
    you can use it live, but you need a computer to run the sound modelling software, so it is not ideal. Youcan get a toneport live version as well.

  17. The toneport UX1, 2 …
    The toneport UX1, 2 and 8 have preamps, the same number actually. Only UX2 and 8 have 48V Phantom power, so if you have a condenser you will need one of these.

  18. thanks a lot anyway …
    thanks a lot anyway, and sorry if i bothered you in any way,
    keep up the awesome work!
    \m/

  19. I really don’t know …
    I really don’t know, sorry.

  20. i see, thanks a lot …
    i see, thanks a lot!!
    i just have one more ques for now, how great would the difference be between the “line 6 toneport/pod” and the normal “direct sound with asio4all”
    once again, thanks for your help

  21. The toneport is a …
    The toneport is a digital amp modeler, so it simulates the sound of a real amp + cab.
    You can’t use it live.
    Line6 live sound is provided with pod and their amps.

  22. hey there, very …
    hey there, very nice vid
    i was just wondering is the toneport considered a preamp?
    and if it isnt, would i need one to get the best results?

  23. ‘For My Father’ :D …
    ‘For My Father’ :D Great tune.Thanks

  24. how much is the pro …
    how much is the pro tool and the pro tool LE cost?

  25. Why didn’t you …
    Why didn’t you mention Sonar as a choice in DAW?

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