Music Producer - Audio Engineer - Mixer and Teacher, Jim Ebert
As a Music Producer, a question I get all the time is “Jim, what’s an easy way to convert my Audio file formats?”.
The process of file conversion as related to Audio Conversion used to be a bit of a pain, but no longer is. I use a very simple FREE desktop Audio file Conversion software.
Hey Jim, can we use stuff we’ve recorded at home and bring the parts into the studio?
Of course you can, I do Audio File transfers all the time. Oh, but before you bring me those files, here are a couple of things you need to think about.
As a record producer, I get asked this question all the time.
Most of the dominant music recording software available such as Pro Tools , Logic and Nuendo All have their strong points and are touted by the people that use them. As to which one sounds best, this is a matter of opinion. The question is, which music recording software will meet your needs?
The whole album was recorded in a 200 year old farm house. I rented a package from an LA rental company, which included: A studer 827 24 track, 10 API mic pres,2 la2a’s, 2 1176’s, an an Elam 251, 2 akg 414’s, A bunch of Sennheiser and Shure Mics, Cabling, Snakes, and other stuff. As far as tracking, all the rooms in the house sounded different. We would set the drums up in one room and see what song fit that drum sound. So, we recorded drums in several different rooms.
