Recently I’ve been working on a couple of projects that require some suspenseful swells of music. After trying out a few different methods, I decided I would share some of the techniques I used that seemed to be quite effective.
Posts tagged recording
Getting To Know A New Audio Device
Alexandra McLeod shares her first experiences with the PCM-D100; producing recordings for the first time around her house with family and friends.
The Six Figure Home Studio: A Review
Business education is lacking from audio education curriculum and it’s often low on the priority list for a lot of freelancers and home studio owners. Owning a studio is about so much more than what gear to buy or learning how to mix better. The Six Figure Studio fills some of the business gap and offers some interesting and valuable content on the topic. But, it’s also a site somewhat early in it’s own growth and expertise. There’s a lot to take from it (with a discerning eye).
Occupying Both Sides of the Glass
Becoming an educated listener and engineer has definitely impacted the way I look at my own music when developing my songs in a recording session. For one thing, not only am I analyzing the way everything sounds,
Catharine Wood – Producer, Engi...
Catharine Wood is a professional mix, mastering, and audio post-production engineer. She produces singer-songwriters, composes music for film and television and owns and operates her own Los Angeles-based studio, Planetwood Productions.