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Killer Home Recording

When it comes to learning home recording, there are literally thousands of things you need to know. These range from selecting the right microphone to making sure your studio monitors are telling the truth to solving problems with room acoustics.

Scouring the web to collect tidbits here and there is certainly one way, but you almost never find that ultra-comprehensive foundation you need. The truth is some topics are too big and require too much detail for the usual blogs and articles on the web.

My goal when writing this 13 PDF, 3GB wav (or 600MB of mp3s for the Silver version) was to absolutely skyrocket you into right into your 5th year of recording by bypassing all those pitfalls and bad habits that are formed early on.

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Home Recording Audio Interface Wizard

Choosing an audio interface is exceptionally difficult. You have to read through endless pages of fluffy, meanlingless propaganda and it's often difficult to know what your needs are. I've put together the Home Recording Audio Interface wizard to make the process of choosing an audio interface exceptionally simple. Each feature is explained in detail so you can immediately decide if you absolutely need S/PDIF, direct monitoring, or other various features.

Audio Interface Wizard

What's The Best Audio Recording Software?

Which recording software should you use? Cubase, Reaper, Pro Tools, Logic, Garageband, Sonar, Mixcraft?

Killing With Cubase

Check out the 20-part video series on learning Cubase.

Synths In Action

Not sure which hardware synth or soft synth is right for you? We ran my Moog Voyager RME, Dave Smith Instruments Prophet '08, Access Virus Rack, Roland JP-8080 through my Wunder PaFour > Apogee AD-16x and ran through a bunch of presets. We repeated the same MIDI data through Native Instruments Massive and Absynth, Zebra2,and Sylenth1.