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Pick Punch | Cool Material - StumbleUpon

http://coolmaterial.com/accessories/pick-punch/ Every guy picks up a guitar for the first time with the sole purpose of getting girls. It starts in a dorm room somewhere, as you awkwardly try to make your way through Stairway to Heaven, and, for those with enough determination, it ends on a huge stage with scores women waiting for you to finish your set. Whether you’re a pro or you’re still putting calluses on your fingertips, you’re most likely going through bucket-loads of picks. With the Pick Punch, you’ve got a new pick waiting for you just about anywhere.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/find/newsLetter/Understanding-EQ.jsp By Kendall Scott Using equalization may be second nature for the experienced, but it can be a veritable minefield for those new to the details of the concept. Perhaps you have a rudimentary idea of basic EQ from your home sound system, or from making simple adjustments on the audio mixer that you may have in your recording/editing setup. Learning to use EQ means experimenting to discover which adjustments work and do not work for a given situation.

Basic Guide to Understanding EQ | B&Photo Video Audio

IK Multimedia introduces new iRig mic, mixer, and stompbox at CES | TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

http://www.tuaw.com/2012/01/13/ik-multimedia-introduces-new-irig-mic-mixer-and-stompbox-at-ce/ IK Multimedia is showing off new products in the North Hall of CES 2012 in Las Vegas this week, and they were one of our first stops around the Las Vegas Convention Center. IK Multimedia is behind the popular Amplitube software , and has seen a lot of success with the iRig guitar port for iOS , and its followup, the iRig mic. In fact, given all of that success, IK is really going all out with the iRig brand, introducing a slew of new products to both bring audio in and out of iOS devices. The most impressive new tool on display at the show is the iRig Mix , a mobile two-track mixer that's designed to work with your iPhone or iPad. At its base, this is just a really solid mixer -- audio comes in via two 1/8" jacks at the top, and while those jacks are meant for iPad or iPhone audio, they'll really work with any input of that kind.
Product Description Start recording today with this complete, all-PreSonus package! Record with the ultra-mobile AudioBox™ USB bus-powered, 2-channel USB audio/MIDI interface and easy-to-use Studio One™ Artist DAW software. Capture sound with the M7 large-diaphragm condenser mic and monitor with high-definition HD7 headphones. You'll know where to begin, with the Quick Start guide by former EM editor-in-chief Steve Oppenheimer. Kit Includes

Pro Audio Gear: PreSonus AUDIOBOX STUDIO Complete Audio Recording Kit

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http://www.ikmultimedia.com/sampletankiphone/features/ Make record-ready music on your iPhone/iPod touch with hundreds of pro-quality sounds and patterns SampleTank is the first professional-quality sound and groove module that puts hundreds of world-class instruments and patterns in your pocket. You can play SampleTank instruments on stage with the iRig MIDI interface and a keyboard or pad controller just like you would any other sound or synthesizer module. Or pair it with iRig KEYS , our 3-octave, bus-powered mini-keyboard to create the ultimate portable MIDI studio.

SampleTank for iPhone/iPod touch

American Musical Supply-Musical Instruments, Guitars, Amps, Mics, Cables &am...

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The Ultimate Mac Setup for Musicians | Mac.AppStorm

There’s no disputing the fact that OS X is a brilliant platform for musicians and music lovers. Apple has invested a huge amount into the music industry and, whether or not they’ve left a good impression, it has lead to an abundance of useful software on the Mac. Today we’ll be looking at a huge selection of software for musicians and music lovers alike. Whether you produce, record and mix music – or whether you just love listening to it – we’ll have something for you. Read on to learn about a few new applications that can fill your life with music! http://mac.appstorm.net/roundups/music-roundups/the-ultimate-mac-setup-for-musicians/

9 Mistakes To Avoid When Recording Your Own&Album - MTT - Music Think Tank

http://www.musicthinktank.com/blog/9-mistakes-to-avoid-when-recording-your-own-album.html Before you can begin to think about marketing yourselves online you’ll first of all need to take care of the music. If, like me, you’re making that music at home then you’ll be aware of the many benefits this arrangement brings - you have the freedom to try whatever you like, you don’t have one eye on the clock and you never have to get the last bus home. The flipside is that you are on your own and, to put this gently, there will be no-one there to keep an eye on you. You are entirely free to lead yourself down any number of blind alleys before you grab the wrong end of the stick and beat yourself up with it. Recording at home requires patience, discipline and good planning……and all at the same time…and from musicians.

Quick Home Studio Monitor Tests - Hometracked

http://www.hometracked.com/2008/01/25/quick-home-studio-monitor-tests/ I keep a collection of audio samples designed to help check my monitor setup. Test tones, essentially, that I use after I’ve moved my speakers or desk, to ensure the speakers still behave as they should. I’ve included 4 of the samples below, and I hope you find them useful – and possibly enlightening. Each tests a facet of the two most common monitoring problems in home studios: Uneven bass response, and poor stereo imaging. Sine wave sweep
Look here for articles on applied recording techniques and mic placement. It all starts here! Acoustic Guitar http://www.recordingmag.com/resources/49.html

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Octave A difference of pitch where one tone has a frequency that is double or one-half of the frequency of another tone. Off Axis 1) Away from the front or axis of the mic, measured in degrees. 2) 180 degrees from the front. Offset (Offset Time) 1) The SMPTE time that will trigger a MIDI sequencer to begin. 2) The amount of position difference needed to get two reels to play the music in time. Ohm The unit of opposition to current flow. Ohm’s Law The mathematical relationship between voltage, current and resistance. >>> explanation

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Audio Production

When you have recorded speech or vocals for a song, you generally don't want anything but those speech or vocals. Regardless, you often end up with breathing and other noise you don't want. If you have a decent recording to start with, a noise gate is a simple tool that can help you remove unwanted background noise—like breating—and it's something that generally comes free with any audio editing application.

How to Use a Noise Gate to Get Rid of Unwanted Noise in Your Audio Recordings

Invest in Quality Equipment | Mystery Tricycle

Don’t let a hipster’s anachronistic philosophy fool you – when criti cally listening to music, technology is your friend. In this brief tutorial, I’m going to give you some hints on what tools you will need to become a music snob virtuoso and how to use them. The main goal: avoid loss.

12 Home Studio Necessities #4 - Microphones | Home Studio Corner

I recorded my first album in high school. At least I called it an “album.” My gear list included: A basic home PC A “free” version of Cakewalk Guitar Tracks I got from a friend. That skinny little dictation microphone that used to come with home computers. (Remember those?