Produce exciting sounding music yourself and release songs that you're proud of! Professional producers/mixers Benedikt Hain and Manel Espinosa Bereng...Show more
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Benedikt's voice on this episode has been recorded with the Antelope Axino Synergy Core -- Recording a band can be done by capturing a live performance where everybody (or parts of the band) is playing together in real time, or by recording overdubs, which means one player at a time.
But which is better and how do you pick the right approach?
There’s an ongoing and probably never ending discussion out there on this topic.
Purists say you need to record live in order to capture the right feel and vibe. Others appreciate the flexibility and control you get from doing it piece by piece.
Maybe you find this confusing and are unsure about what to do. So let’s analyze were these opinions are coming from and what the pros and cons are! Once you understand the pros and cons, potential pitfalls and technical requirements for both methods, you can make an educated decision and pick the right approach for your next project.
And this episode will help you do exactly that.
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For full show notes go to: https://theselfrecordingband.com/131
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