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Richard Mudhar - Originally from London, now enjoying a less hectic pace of life in Suffolk, Richard Mudhar is a keen wildlife sound recordist and ...

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Music Studios/Recording

Learn how to build a home recording studio, and get 'in the pocket' with a perfect recording artistically. Treat the listening room to get the best monitoring environment, treating corners and ceilings which are common sources of unwanted listening problems. Learn from one of the pros with Bob Katz's Mastering Audio book.

Latest articles in Music Studios/Recording

 Sony ECM MS957 Mid-Side Single Point Stereo Microphone Review

This Sony single-point stereo microphone is unusual in being a MS design rather than a more common XY configuration, offering excellent mono compatibility.

Feb 25, 2011 – Richard Mudhar

Studio Recording - Getting In the Pocket

How do musicians get that perfect take in the studio? The following article explores how artists achieve musical success through their studio performances.

Jan 28, 2011 – Andrew MacNevin

Use the Linkwitz Mod with Electrets for Better Sound Taping Gigs

The Linkwitz configuration of electret microphone capsules delivers clearer sound with high volume levels, at the cost of modifying the capsules.

Aug 28, 2010 – Richard Mudhar

How to Wire an Unbalanced Microphone To A Balanced XLR Input

Sometimes it is necessary to wire unbalanced consumer microphones to a balanced professional input. This article describes how to connect a TS jack to XLR.

Jul 13, 2010 – Richard Mudhar

Acoustical Treatment of Corners and Ceilings

Acoustical treatment for a recording studio is important both during the recording process, as well as during the mixing process.

Mar 31, 2010 – Adele van der Merwe

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