Audio Recording TechniquesMP4 | Video: 720p | Duration: 5:17:05 | English | Subtitles: VTT | 5443.9 MBDiscover the industry secrets to recording crisp, rich instrument tracks and vocals in any type of recording environment.

Join renowned audio engineer Bobby Owsinski as he walks through the process of miking and tracking a complete song by Underground Sun recording artist Iyeoka and A-list session musicians in a top-of-the-line studio—in a way that is applicable to any recording space and musical genre.

Learn how to select the correct microphone and polar pattern for each instrument, with hundreds of revealing listening examples for drums, acoustic and electric guitar, piano, keyboards, and more.

These professional techniques offer critical insights for those just getting started in the recording process, and a trustworthy reference guide for more seasoned engineers.

Bobby also demonstrates how to monitor and sculpt EQ settings, why and when to process your input signal, and how to choose the right outboard gear for the track.

This course employs 360-degree, 3D visualizations that provide an unprecedented perspective of the equipment, players, and microphone placements discussed.

Plus, with the raw audio files provided, you can critically listen to every recorded example at home with your DAW of choice at full 24-bit resolution.

Topics include:Optimizing your listening environmentListening to how different microphone types affect recordingChoosing the right microphone for the right recording applicationPositioning microphones for a wide variety of recording scenariosUtilizing proper gain staging, preamps, and direct boxesAvoiding phase cancellationUsing a compressor, equalizer, and high-pass filter during recordingSetting up a headphone mixAdding the right amount of compression or equalizationCapturing great sounds from drums, guitars, basses, keyboards, pianos, strings, and vocalsCreating a great drum set soundGetting the best out of any singerDealing with microphone leakageUtilizing a variety of stereo miking techniquesSetting up and producing a recording sessionCreating a rough mix in any digital audio workstation (DAW)