Want to make your recordings sound their best? Do you have a project studio or a commercial facility? Are you interested in improving your sound? Houndog Recording offers one-day, limited attendance seminars that give you the opportunity to get tips and tricks to more effectively use Microphones, Compressors, Eqs, Effects units. Digital editors, and the other tools of your studio to improve your sound.
Seminars are limited to 10 people, so your questions can be addressed. And your questions help form the day's agenda. Each participant is asked to identify areas of interest and concern. Those areas will receive special in-depth coverage.
Seminars include lots of real life examples and demonstrations to clarify the issues.
Contact:
John Stuart,
Houndog Recording
134 MosherRd.,
Gorham Maine 04038
v. (207) 892-0960
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Pre-production: How to get everyone on the right track from the start.
Arranging and production: Bringing the artistic visions to fruition with a concrete foundation.
Acoustics and Electronics How to make a room work for you, not against you.
Equipment choices: So much gear. So little budget! What sound? What working style? How to make the decisions.
Digital and Analog recording: Differences in sound and features. Knowledge will help you make the choices
Microphones and their uses: From the basics to the esthetics,
Compression, and Gates: It's not rocket science, but it can help you capture the sound of liftoff, or, make it sound like a dud.
Effects use and abuse: Knowing what the parameters are, and what they do, will let you get the most out of today's boxes.
EQ: The most used and mis-used controls in a studio. Listening effectively will tone up those flabby sounds.
The mixing board: Analog or digital, this is the heart of your studio. Tips for the power user.
Digital editing: These programs are powerful, and easy to use. Your computer can be your friend, if you know the secret handshake.
Mastering: One of the least understood of the recording processes. What can be done? What happens? What to listen for? How to best prepare for it.
Location recording: When you are out standing in your field: There are a lot of hazards, but a wily hunter can capture the elusive prey.
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