HomeTracks: De-Essing with Presonus Studio One 2

Friday, September 14, 2012

De-Essing with Presonus Studio One 2

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About HomeTracks...

Why did I start this blog? I thought it would be cool to chronicle events related to my home recording activities. I have a small studio set up in my basement which has evolved over recent months to a pretty tight set up. Earlier this year I worked with my teenage son to record his first CD. This project was the basis for investing in recording hardware and software.

As long as I can remember I've always wanted a recording studio. As with most musicians it was always a dream to have a lab where I could create. In fact, I built a sound proof room in my parent's basement when I was in my twenties. The goal was to build it out as a full fledged recording studio but I didn't have the funds at the time and it ended being a rehearsal space for a band I was playing with. I think the room is still there!

Now 30 years later I'm able to put together the tools needed to built my dream. Technology improvements have certainly helped. Over the years tape was replaced by disk space as well as other digital enhancements. This makes it much more practical to construct an environment for recording. So slowly but surely I'm coupling together the components needed to produce high quality recordings.

The knowledge required to produce has changed quite a bit as well. Knowing how to get the most out of a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) is a must. However, long standing techniques such as mic placement, compression, etc still hold true. Thankfully there is a huge repository of knowledge on the Internet, especially Youtube. You can find "how to's" for just about everything related to recording which is fantastic.

Over the past 2 years I've spent some of my lesiure time learning and becoming more proficient at techniques. It's a never ending quest for knowledge and maybe that's one of the reasons I enjoy it so much.Anyway, that's the brief history.

Now onto the present and future. I hope you'll follow me along the journey...

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Friday, September 14, 2012

De-Essing with Presonus Studio One 2

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