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recording show venue policies

Can You Record a Show? How Venue Policies Typically Work

Because venue policies vary widely, knowing when and how you can record a show is crucial—discover the rules before you attempt to capture memories.
recording delay causes mismatch

Latency Explained: The Reason Recording Feels ‘Off’ Sometimes

Capture the causes of latency and how it disrupts your timing, but understanding it is the first step toward fixing the issue.
two mic live recording

Stereo Miking Basics: How Two Mics Create a Live Feel

Keen to craft realistic stereo recordings? Discover how two microphones can create a natural, immersive live sound that truly captures the environment.
frequency clashing causing muddy mix

Why Your Mix Is Muddy: The Frequency Overlap Problem

Beware of frequency overlap causing muddiness, as it blends sounds and masks clarity—discover how to fix this common mixing problem.
clap test assesses room acoustics

The ‘Clap Test’ Is Only Step One: Simple Ways to Hear Your Room

Feeling confident after the clap test? Discover simple ways to truly hear your room’s acoustic issues and improve your sound quality.
differentiating acoustic and soundproofing

Acoustic Treatment vs Soundproofing: Stop Mixing These Up

Understanding the difference between acoustic treatment and soundproofing is key to improving…
effective practice session recordings

How to Record Practice Sessions That You’ll Actually Re-Listen To

Aiming to improve your skills? Discover how to record practice sessions you’ll actually want to revisit for lasting growth.
choosing the right microphone

Mic Types 101: Dynamic Vs Condenser Vs Ribbon (When Each Makes Sense)

Get the scoop on dynamic, condenser, and ribbon mics to choose the perfect one—discover when each type truly makes sense and why it matters.
simple gain staging overview

Gain Staging Explained Without the Tech Bro Nonsense

Meta description: “Master gain staging without the jargon and discover how proper level setting can dramatically improve your sound quality—here’s what you need to know.
poor signal flow clarity

Home Recording Sounds Bad for One Reason: Signal Flow Confusion

Ineffective signal flow can ruin your home recordings, but understanding and fixing it will transform your sound quality.