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An Introduction to Recording Your Own CD
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Here’s a brief description of the things you’ll do to record your CD.
Recording with Mics
When you want to record a voice, an acoustic
instrument or an electric instrument playing through
your amplifier, you’ll capture that sound using a
microphone. Connect the mic’s cable to an input jack
on your mixer or studio workstation. An input jack is
how the sound gets into your recording equipment.
Did You Know...
...that there’s a very simple way to figure out where to place a microphone
to get the best sound? Use your ears. Listen to the instrument from
different angles to find where it sounds best—that’s where you should
place your mic, aiming it at the instrument. If you’re recording a singer,
aim the mic at the singer’s mouth, and experiment with different angles to
see which sounds best for the singer’s voice and performance style.
Some mics require electrical power to operate—it’s called “phantom
power.” Your mixer or studio workstation may provide built-in phantom
power.
If your studio has mic modeling and a compatible mic, you can use it to
make your recordings sound as if they were made using some of the best
mics in the world even if you use an inexpensive mic.
Recording Electric Instruments
You’ll use essentially the same process for
recording electric instruments such as an
electric guitar, electric bass, drum machine or
synthesizer. The only difference is that you
can plug the instrument directly into your
mixer or studio workstation instead of using
a mic cable.
You can make an electric instrument sound even better by adding amp
modeling—for example, Roland/BOSS COSM Amp Modeling—as you
record. Your guitar can sound like it’s playing through some of the world’s
most sought-after guitar amps. And even if you’re using headphones, you
can enjoy the experience of playing the selected amp at full volume.
Recording Your Music
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