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Posts tagged Virginia Haladyna

The Importance of Reference Tracks

Reference tracks are important because often while mixing, your ears can lose perspective. A reference track is helpful to have this happens, you can play the track and compare it to where your mix.

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Getting Back in the Game

Recently, I have taken a time-out from working with clients, as well as interning, because I was feeling very burnt out. To be clear, I was still recording, but only recording MY band’s music.

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Re-Amping a Guitar Signal

If you have a small home set-up, but have always had trouble getting the right guitar tones, or don’t want to settle using an amp simulator (which I am NOT opposed to- there are some really great ones out there), capturing a DI signal at home, and scheduling time at a studio for a small amount of time instead of a giant block can save you money, and get you the right guitar tones!

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Recording a Four Piece Band – V...

For this months blog, we are going to finish recording our awesome 4-piece band, with vocals! I love recording vocals. Probably because I am a singer first before anything else, I find it interesting how there are so many ways you can make a vocal sound. Let’s say the song we’ve been tracking with our […]

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Recording Guitars and Bass

Part Two of Recording a four-piece band. Guitars and Bass

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