Tag: computer recording
Articles Update! (recent articles published by Butler Productions)
by claybutlermusic on Nov.13, 2009, under Band Management, Career Building, Marketing & Promotion, Recording, Uncategorized
Greetings!
I wanted to make you all aware of some new articles that we’ve published elsewhere on the ‘net. Here’s a list of the most recent ones:
- How to use Acoustic Treatment to Improve the Learning Environment in your Classroom
- How to Build a Home Recording Studio
- How to Get Started with Computer Audio
- How to Earn Passive Income during a Recession
- How to Adjust a Bowed Neck on a Guitar
- How to Set the Intonation on an Electric Guitar
- How to Boost Traffic to your Website
- How to Get Paid for your Music
- How to Boost Band Revenue with a Merchandise Table
- How to Start Your Own Music Publishing Company
- How to Take your Worship Band to the Next Level
- How to Improve your Songwriting Skills
- How to Record Electric Guitar in the Home Studio
- How to Prepare your Band for a Recording Session
- How to Generate More Interest in Your Band with SEO
Other non-music related stuff:
- How to Cut Grocery Expenses during the Recession
- How to Compose a Professional Email
- How to Make an Insulated Cat House for the Winter
- How to Apply the Lord’s Prayer to your Daily Life
- How to Winterize your Home and Save Money
- How to Maintain Communication with Your Child’s Teacher
Don’t forget to tell your friends and bookmark! As always, comments are welcome. Happy reading!
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Great, Inexpensive Starters for Computer Recording
by claybutlermusic on Jul.05, 2009, under Recording, Uncategorized
I keep getting a lot of questions about inexpensive starter options for computer recording, from students and emailers alike. I wanted to share two really cool pieces that should be in your toolbox.
I ran across this baby, and fell in love with it! It’s an XLR to USB cable made by SoundTech for less than $40. Essentially, it’s a sound card in a cable! I highly recommend this one for mobile recording or as a quick and easy way to get started in computer recording. Click the pic for more info.
I also recommend the Samson G Track USB studio microphone. I’ve recommended this one before, but this is an all-in-one USB studio microphone with a built-in audio interface and headphone jack. You can also plug a line instrument, such as a guitar, into this puppy. Click the pic for more info
These items are really great in combination with the free recording software that I talked about in my post “Creative Ways to Make a Living with Music (Part 1)”.
Until next time…
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