Miami Recording Studios

[...] Choosing a recording studio to get your recording project done can be a daunting task. There are many factors that [...]

[...] you plan to have the song commercially released. The post What to look for when choosing a recording studio: Pt2 appeared first on Miami's Recording Studio . [...]

[...] is that there are hundreds of people claiming to be bona fide recording engineers without a proven track record of success in the recording industry. The only true measure of quality that you can hang [...]

[...] throughout the mix process. When done you should receive a stereo track, and a pro tools session backup to archive. If the engineer has used outboard analog equipment, ask him to document what [...]

[...] a stereo track, and a pro tools session backup to archive. If the engineer has used outboard analog equipment, ask him to document what was used, should you need to recall the mix at another point. [...]

[...] and a good microphone selection are paramount. Questions to ask: -Does your studio record with Pro Tools HD? -Is your room acoustically designed and built? -What type of conversion do you use? -Do you [...]

[...] degree is helpful, these qualifications hold very little credence in the music industry. Pro tools certification in and of itself means very little. The truth is that there are hundreds of people [...]

[...] , “it is the Indian and not the Arrow!” There is no more critical element for a successful recording process than having a well trained, talented recording engineers. All recording [...]

[...] they prevent the transmission of sound from the outside. Technologically most of the top recording studios use Pro Tools 11 HD or higher and have an HDX system, which means that processing is [...]

[...] . The only true measure of quality that you can hang your hat on will be an engineer with major label credits and experience, with a body of work that you can listen to! Make sure that your engineer [...]

[...] , with a body of work that you can listen to! Make sure that your engineer has worked on major label projects and can provide reference. The post What to look for when choosing a recording studio: [...]