Tag Archives: Digital Recording

How to Record a Pandora Radio Station for Offline Listening

Pandoar Radio has revolutionized radio for many people. An online ‘radio’ station, Pandora is the by product of years of research by many people on the listening habits of individuals. Run by the Music Genome Project, Pandora radio is free for anyone and allows listeners to make custom ‘stations’ for music of their choice. What […]

Audio Recording Progams: Guide to the Useful Audio Engineering Software Available

Twenty five years ago, you’d have to pay hundreds or even thousands of dollars for the audio recording capabilities that a modern computer has. These days, anyone with a mixer, a computer, and a microphone can make decent quality sound recordings. To really get the most out of a home audio recording setup, though, you’ll […]

How to Record Telephone Conversations to PC Using a Telephone Pickup

Between voice mail & answering machines, we have options to archive telephone conversations for business or personal reasons. That’s fine for messages on the fly or voice conversations we may need only for a limited period of time. For more sophisticated purposes and needs in recording and saving a telephone conversation, you’ll need additional equipment. […]

‘Destination Truth’ and ‘Ghost Hunters’ Have Much in Common

At first glance “Destination Truth” and “Ghost Hunters” appear to be very different types of television shows. Since one deals with learning the truth about legends and folklore and the other deals with a hunt for the paranormal, even the basic premise of each show seems mutually exclusive. However, the shows have a bit more […]

The Perfect Mixx- How to Get Crystal Clear Vocals

Do your words sound slurred or choked when you listen to your records? This is a common problem with digital recording. The key word for digital audio is “digital”. Digital is supposed to stand for crystal clear sound, although many say that analog has better sound. Here are a few tips to get your sound […]

Seriously, Lay Off Bob Dylan’s Voice

My mother is an interesting study of musical taste. She’s of the baby boomer generation. Born in 1955, she wasn’t quite old enough to partake in the counter-culture (not that her super-Conservative roots would open her up to that anyway), but she certainly was part of a generation that by and large put rock and […]

The Novice’s Opinion of the Triton KORG Keyboard

One of the perks of being a moderately respected underground artist in the city of Atlanta, is the experience of networking with other aspiring artists. In doing so, the occasional barters are made. Sometimes such barters yield the use of studios, instruments, or other goodies. In my case, I have been lent the technological services […]

The History of Compact Discs and Digital Recording Technology

Researchers for Philips began using Laserdisc video technology in the early 1970s to experiment with audio-optical discs. After initially using spatial frequency modulation (FM), researchers then began using PCM audio signals. Since the 1970s, other companies have created their own prototype audio discs. One of those companies Sony began to work with Philips in 1979. […]