Archive for April, 2009

A Call To Recording Artists – Studio 2.0 Is Designed For You!

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By James Pew
We have been so busy at the studio lately that there has been little time for writing new posts for Studio Manifesto, so today’s post is just a short note about what has been keeping us so busy… Studio 2.0, the most successful recording package offered at Euphonic Sound.
You can [...]

Producing A New Folk Recording Part 1

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By James Pew
Andrea Gauster is a new folk artist who came to me with a desire to record a collection of her original songs. Over the past few weeks I’ve been producing six of them. The music has beautifully arranged melodies supporting sophisticated compelling lyrics, delivered by a soft & smooth but confident vocal [...]

The Loudness War – Why Should You Care?

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By Shawn Daley
Unfamiliar with the term “Loudness War”?  Here is a quick rundown:
For the last several years, modern music has been subjected to quality-destroying production methods mostly during the mixing and mastering stages of the recording process.  Through the abuse of digital audio compression and limiting, music is given a false sense of loudness, and [...]

Democratizing Analog – The Culture Of DIY Audio

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By James Pew
In the spirit of the recently launched Open Window Project, an Open Music collaboration with artists on Broken Window Records via the Indaba Music Community, I decided to begin a series going more in-depth into another collaborative movement empowering the culture of indie music…DIY audio!
But first let me point to a source which [...]

Voodoo Your Creative Flow: Using Rituals To Maximize Your Creativity

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By Adrian Ellis

You know how a particular smell or perfume, or a song, can bring back a powerful memory of a person, place, or time in your life? Certain stimuli can trigger strong emotional states. For me, if I smell Calvin Klein’s ‘Eternity’, I’m back in grade 9, going out on my first [...]

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