Reference Home Recording Audio

Reference Home Recording Audio

Reference

Home Recording is the art and science of audio engineering in the simplified setting of one's own home. While some well-to-do enthusiasts have very well equipped studios in their own homes, others may have little more than a 4 track tape recorder, a mic or two, a few other bits, and a passion to create sound. For those who are serious, there is a lot of science and art to be known. Aside from standard techniques, an engineer worth his salt has a sound grasp of acoustics, signal processing, electronics and other theoretical fields. That's what this category is about.

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