The most overlooked and underestimated step of recording anything is time management and planning. Just like desk and studio space, keeping your time organised is paramount to any quality recording….
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Last month, Behringer’s company founder, Uli Behringer announced the company will be cloning the iconic 1970’s Minimoog Model D. Making the announcement via online gear forum, Gearslutz it has been…
Recording any live instrument takes time: finding a musician (if you can’t play the instrument yourself), setting up microphones, recording and post-recording editing requires a great deal of concentration and…
The rapid rise of ‘laptop music‘ has opened up a world of synthesised instruments and construction of these has never been more achievable. Featuring heavily in electronic music, sampler instruments…
Similar to any aspiring music producer who has ever purchased a DAW, I produce the majority of my work in the comfort of my own home spending hours upon hours…
A little while ago after spending around a year producing music I received an email from a local band asking if I would be interested in being the support act…
Originating in the Madeira Islands of Portugal and then introduced into Hawaii in the late 1800’s, the Ukulele has recently snuck its way into a bunch of chart-topping indie and…
Recently I have been listening to a lot of newly released music, exploring a world of various genres and styles. Among these I found myself veering toward modern electronica as…
Mikaela Grob is an emerging composer and performer. She also interns at Enmore Audio. We asked her to reflect on her experiments in recording and producing music at home and…
