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I think that Elizabeth Papapetrou best described how a music dude feels when thinking about recording a piano in the studio:
"Are you ready for a challenge? Take about 240 strings; stretch them across a mutant harp; attach 88 hammers, mechanical contrivances, and keys; mount it all over a soundboard; put the whole mess in a giant wooden box; and make noise with it. Then grab a bunch of microphones and try to capture the true sound of the glorious, pulsating, ultimate acoustic music machine you've created. Intimidated yet?" - Elizabeth Papapetrou (2000)
Recording the piano certainly can be a tough task in the recording studio, but we got out the ole digital camera, some mics and stands, and our know-how, and have put together a nice little pictorial/article that should get you started on how to record a piano so it doesn't suck :)
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Currently there are many different DAW's (digital audio workstations) available to the recording studio owner. There is no doubt that digital audio and computer recording has reshaped the way we work in the studio. The problem is that many of us don't work in a bubble - we like to record our music and then take it to a friend's or a professional studio to record more tracks, mix, or master the audio. Moving your audio projects to another studio posses challenges of it's own. If you are interested in sharing your audio projects with another studio, read further.
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Most things in the recording studio are not cheap - microphone pop filters are no exception. There are many pieces of studio gear that you have to buy because you can't easily build them yourself - like mixers and microphones. Pop filters are one item that you can build yourself for dirt cheap and end up with a very usable finished product.
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If you were wondering whether your recording studio computer could benefit by having a second hard drive, then read further. Get all you can out of your studio!
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One question the recording studio owner often asks themself is "Do I need dual monitors for my studio"? We think you do - read further to find out why dual monitors may be a great investment for your studio.
Look at these dual Mac monitors. Can't you imagine yourself with them?
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