There are two good ways to get into music or audio recording: school,
or finding somebody that will take you under their wing. What school
can do is help you find internships under the right people. It's all
about working in the professional studio environment." -Ringo
Castle, Audio Engineer
A good studio will have everything a rehearsal studio has and more,
including full recording facilities, effects, sound engineer and
possibly seperate drum and vocal booths. How you record your tracks
depends on your competance and preferred method of working.
So your all set up
& ready to go - or are you? Getting the best sound at your gigs
entails learning the basics of sound engineering, you don't need to do
a course or spend loads of time in a studio but it is important that
you become acquainted with your new equipment.
Recording and Engineering
he
P.A. system is the largest and most expensive equipment you will need
to buy if you intend to work as a 'self-contained' entertainer.
