Although several interesting tablet computers have been released this year, it’s still the iPad that leads the way when it comes to music production (and App depth generally). The Apple tablet isn’t looking like relinquishing its lead either, with plenty of new Apps for musicians emerging with each passing month…
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For many forms of music, the performance is the most important aspect in capturing a great recording. However, it’s very difficult to get every member of a band ‘into the zone’ at the same time – in such cases, the application of judicious editing can really transform a track into something special…
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For those of us who don’t have an orchestra stowed away in the basement, the simulation of a string section is a remarkably useful addition to the DAW toolkit. But despite ever-advancing music technology, it’s not easy to sound like the real thing…
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You may have had no problem getting started with Ableton Live, but even the most seasoned producers are bound to find a useful tip or three in this bumper video of Live tutelage…
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If you’re recording a band, the most difficult instrument to get right is usually the drums. With so many different (loud) elements in close proximity, mic bleed is a major issue – not to mention the minefield that is mic selection. But there are plenty of alternative approaches…
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Considering that the iPad 2 is probably as powerful as most computers musicians were using ten years ago, it’s hardly a surprise that more and more software packages are making the leap to this new mobile platform. Fruity Loops is the latest old-school stalwart to take the plunge into iOS…
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Ableton Live is probably the most popular live performance DAW for electronic musicians and DJs alike. However, despite its relatively user-friendly interface, it can be a somewhat daunting prospect for newcomers to the area. Fortunately, there are many resources to help – and even seasoned pros can learn a thing or two here…
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Bass frequencies are notoriously difficult to process effectively, and if you’re not careful they can quickly overpower a mix. But even beyond the mixing stage, there are plenty of ways to get a sweeter sound if you’re a DIY mastering engineer, even in bass-heavy genres like dubstep…
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Since the release of the original iPad last year, a whole host of applications have appeared to explore the musical potential of this touchscreen device, with varying levels of success. Now, however, Apple have stepped into the arena with an iPad version of Garageband…
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The classical orchestra can provide some of the most evocative and expressive sounds available to the modern producer; however, the cost of hiring even one classically trained performer may be prohibitive for most project studios. Nonetheless, there are ways of adding a bit of symphony without breaking the bank…
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