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Multi-track recorders enable you to record several separate sound sources, at the same time or individually, and then play them all back simultaneously (this is known as a Mix). This recording approach has many benefits: By recording each instrument separately, you get the opportunity to capture each...

In its basic form, a mixer combines several channels of audio; in the Pro Audio world, however, mixers have many more functions. To start with, most have at least two channels of microphone pre-amplification and some form of EQ in order to accept and fine-tune the sound from one or more microphones....

Monitors - the only part of your Studio that you actually hear! You wouldn't try to paint a picture with tinted sunglasses on, so if you're still using a Hi-Fi system or - even worse - headphones to record, play back and mix your work, isn't it time to invest in a high-quality monitoring system for...

The type of microphones (often shortened to mics) that you use in the studio will differ from those used in a performance. Studio vocal microphones will be the large diaphragm condenser type such as the Rode or Samson ranges and for live work you would use a dynamic mic. For live vocals, the industry...

Accessories: The bits we all forget about until the last minute, or even later than that sometimes! Of course it's important to pick the correct workstation, monitors and microphones, but don't forget about these vital components that enable us to actually use our studio. Great Value Accessories There...