Vocal production is super fun, but it’s also tedious. It’s not for everyone, and it takes lots of practice. I hope with this jump start you are encouraged to give it a shot, dig in deeper, get some new skills under your belt and create dope vocals!
Posts tagged recording engineer
Catherine Vericolli – Owner, Op...
Catherine Vericolli has been working in professional audio since 2003 and is the owner, operator, and manager of Fivethirteen a professional recording studio in Phoneix, Arizona. In her spare time, she teaches audio at the Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences in Tempe, AZ, co-edits Pink Noise Magazine and speaks on industry-related panels.
The Magic of Records
Using audio technology to create records with complex auditory experiences has not always been the goal of record-makers, i.e. producers.
Multitasking – Why you should avoid i...
Being multitalented is excellent and almost a necessity in the audio industry. It is expected of us to be able to do many different things, sometimes even at the same time!
However, I believe multitasking at work should be avoided if possible, and here is my reason why;
The Road from Montreal to Louisville ...
Anne Gauthier is a self-taught independent recording engineer, producer, and drummer originally from Montreal, Canada. She just became the head engineer at La La Land in Louisville, KY.