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Importance of Vocals: Becoming a Music Producer
Know the Singer: Becoming a Music Producer
Where to Record Vocals: Becoming a Music Producer
Microphones to Use in Music Production
Recording Studio Hardware: Becoming a Music Producer
Analog vs. Digital Tapes: Music Production
Digital Audio Workstation: Becoming a Music Producer
Mixing Boards for Music Production
Getting an Artist Set Up in the Studio: How to Produce an Album
First Pass: Checking Levels: How to Produce an Album
Adjusting Levels: Becoming a Music Producer
Coaching the Artist: Becoming a Music Producer
After the Last Take: Becoming a Music Producer
Comping All the Best Takes: Becoming a Music Producer
Plug-ins for the Digital Audio Workstation: Making an Album
How to Produce a Recording Artist
Summary: Learn the definition of First Pass and how to Check Levels. Learn how to become a music producer and get tips on what it takes to make a great album. These free studio recording videos help you get started producing your first band or musical group.
Larry Hammel is a NYC native and has been performing and producing music for over 20 years. He presently owns Deepwave Creative Enterprises and Astoria Records and is involved in...read more
"Hi! My name is Larry Hammel, singer, songwriter, engineer and producer of Deep Waves Studio here in New York City and on behalf of Expert Village, I would like to welcome you to how to produce a recording artist. Okay, basically what I am going to do now is make our first pass. I am going to tweak some of these knobs I have set up here for the pre-amp, the compressor and things like that. As we make that pass, Leona is going to find her comfort level and we are going to continue. Let's get started."
eHow Article: First Pass: Checking Levels: How to Produce an Album
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