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8 Things You Need to Set Up Your Home Recording Studio

Once limited to people with money or access to a large space, recording and mixing a decent track is now as simple as acquiring a few key pieces of equipment — and finding a couple extra inches of …

Everything you need to know about a home karaoke setup

I just published a new guide over at Wirecutter that goes into exquisite detail about the best at-home karaoke machines. This involved a surprising amount of research just to figure out what the he…

Watt / What To Know Before Your First Recording Session

Larry Crane, owner of Jackpot! & editor of Tape Op Magazine, with some excellent tips on how to prepare for your first recording session.

How crisp fall temperatures can turn the atmosphere into a megaphone

A seasonal change in the atmosphere’s structure affects how sound waves propagate — altering what we hear on the ground.

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Learn to Record Anything with “Take Control of Audio Hijack”

If you need help to getting started with recording audio from your Mac, or if you’ve upgraded from Audio Hijack Pro 2 to Audio Hijack 3, we now have a book that will help you figure out the best ways of working in Audio Hijack’s new flowchart-like interface.

Gain Staging With Plug-Ins

Learn why proper gain staging is more important than ever, and helpful tips for getting cleaner signal chains using plug-ins in your DAW.

How Do I Rest and De-Stress From A Busy Recording Schedule?

We're explore 5 strategies on how to rest and de-stress from a busy recording schedule. AND actionable tips to really set you up for success!

Here's what you actually need in your home recording studio

Anybody can build a recording studio if you give them a decent budget. But what if your budget is indecent? Or, worse, nonexistant?

Get The Right Recording Software

Choosing the best DAW for your needs can be tough. We have tips from producers and musicians to help you choose the right recording software.

6 Recording Mistakes that Have Nothing to Do with Gear

Want to make better recordings? Check out our thoughts on the importance of rehearsals, demos, monitor volume, communication in the studio, and more!

6 Tips for Recording Interviews in the Field

Recording interviews in the field for radio and podcasts is a great way to hone your craft and earn money. Here are six tips to help.

9 Items That Can Save a Drum Session

Make sure your drum recording sessions go smoothly with these nine essential items.

7,000 Subject Line Tests Later [Webinar Recording]

Ready for the latest trends in subject line testing and the top-performing subject lines? The Best Subject Lines of 2016 webinar recording can be found here

How To Develop Persistence by Napoleon Hill

‘Think and Grow Rich’ by Napoleon Hill is unarguably one of the greatest personal development books ever written. Highly endorsed by the world’s top leaders such as Bob Proctor and Tony Robbins, if you haven’t read it you’re already behind. I first read ‘Think and Grow Rich’ about 4 years ago and since then have […]

Sonarworks Reference 4 makes it easy to calibrate recording studio speakers

Your recording studio speakers probably weren't designed to sound perfect in your exact room. Sonarworks Reference 4 Studio Edition with Mic fixes that.

Power Up and Over Any Hill with These 5 Training Tips

Running uphill can be intimidating, but if you incorporate these 5 tips during your training, you'll be able to get and over any hill in no time.