New Members: Introduce Yourself Here!

[whistlingbadger]

Thomas here from Lander, Wyoming. I am a very reluctant sound engineer--don't particularly enjoy it, but I like paying someone to do it even less. ha ha I mostly record acoustic instruments and voice on a Zoom h4, and mix on a computer with Audacity or Soundation. I've used other stuff but that's my current setup. Looking for other software options. Thanks for being here!

 

[TennMel]

Hey all,

New member here, I'm a DIY music creator/producer who publishes their music under the same name.
I've done a lot of stuff sort of making it up as I go along, but recently I've been taking an ableton course that actually teaches what the various things in the software do and how they can be applied. Looking forward to meeting everyone!

 

[PAR Record]

Hello,
Im Mikaël Birraux
I'm passionate about sound and audio recording, I own a recording studio in France ( https://www.piegeareves.fr/studio/ ) and I'm thrilled to be here !!

 

[spantini]

Welcome Mikaël , et al. I hope you can get some useful information from all the fun we're having here. Perhaps even contribute

 

[TheSynthDev]

Hi everyone,

My name is Jess and I'm new to the forum. I'm a beginner guitarist and recording enthusiast and a software developer. I'm looking forward to learning from all of you!

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Jason Hook. Audio Enthusiast and Software Developer
Remove or Isolate Vocals from any Song ? https://www.UnMixIt.com/

 

[JimmyS1969]

Welcome Jess! Best to you in your quest.

 

[Britashia555]

Hi I'm Bri-on from New Orleans L.A.

 

[Britashia555]

If a client shows up not knowing what they want: I can always suggest whatever's in store. Or I can start off asking, " what's their set price of sending?." without offended them of course.

 

[Britashia555]

I am currently in a music production class, Is everyone else?

 

[Slouching Raymond]

Hi Britashia. I'm in more of a lifelong home-schooling music class. I learn something every day.

 

[TalismanRich]

For all the new folks who pop on here wondering what is needed to make recording, especially for their Youtube channel, here's a good example of what can be done with basic equipment and some talent. These kids are using a Zoom H6, a couple of extra mics and a Canon EOS R video camera. It's pretty amazing sound considering that they're outside by a lake in Oregon! They have quite a few other videos going back several years.

 

[Deleted member 196982]

That’s Joshua Lee Turner on bass. He has a lot of videos just using an older H2. He and the drummer also perform together as The Other Favorites. He did a solo album in his NYC apartment last year (not on a Zoom, though). Great musician.

I used a Zoom H6 in club and open mic recordings for a couple years before getting the Zoom F8 and F8n. Still use the F8n.

 

[TalismanRich]

I've noticed that they seem to have a small pool of musicians that show up in each other's videos. Toni Lindgren also has a channel as well.. She's a pretty good guitarist and singer.

Talent goes a long way to making a good recording.

 

[techfra]

HI everyone!

Complete newbie here hoping to learn how to set up my studio and learn how to use all of the equipment lol

Nice to be a part of the community!

 

[Slouching Raymond]

I'm still working it out techfra, but there's plenty on offer here.

 

[mixbeas19]

New to the forum? Say hello, tell us a little about your self. Meet the gang

Welcome to HomeRecording Forum!

Hi all. I'm new to forums, as well music production. I like to write my own songs, and have always dreamt of being to produce them myself as well. I would like to also sell my beats as a side hustle. Thing is, music production is a very vast labirynth, and I could really use some guidance to answer the many questions I will have along the way. I was getting discouraged, and my girlfrien suggested looking to forums. So here I am!

 

[spantini]

Hi all. I'm new to forums, as well music production. I like to write my own songs, and have always dreamt of being to produce them myself as well. I would like to also sell my beats as a side hustle. Thing is, music production is a very vast labirynth, and I could really use some guidance to answer the many questions I will have along the way. I was getting discouraged, and my girlfrien suggested looking to forums. So here I am!

You're in the right place - WELCOME !

 

[mixbeas19]

You're in the right place - WELCOME !

Thank you Spatini

 

[mixbeas19]

I have so many questions, I'm not sure where to start. I use the free version of Studio one 5. Maybe that's why I'm so confused about mixing. I also don't understand why one would send a particular signal or mixing board tack to a bus or fx channel, when they can just add a plug in right on the channel.

* N.B. by channel I mean the virtual instrument, or audio sample loop (i.e. " funky guitar")

 

[spantini]

I have so many questions, I'm not sure where to start. I use the free version of Studio one 5. Maybe that's why I'm so confused about mixing. I also don't understand why one would send a particular signal or mixing board tack to a bus or fx channel, when they can just add a plug in right on the channel.

* N.B. by channel I mean the virtual instrument, or audio sample loop (i.e. " funky guitar")

You'll probably get more responses to these questions over in the Recording Techniques forum.