Sound Recording Techniques College Course
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Posted on Sep 28, 2005 06:42 am
Snake_Bite
Wannabe Producer/Tech Student
Member Since: Aug 11, 2005
I am a student at college doing music, and we have just stared our sound recording techniques unit, and we have to do a guide on basic studio equipment, some of which i ahve never heard of so could someone who has a spare moment give me some tips or good resouces on what the following equipment is and/or does:
Insert Lead
Multi-Core
Optical and S/PDIF
Headphone Types (Closed and Open)
DI Boxes
Graphic and Parametric Equalisers
thanks alot, all posts welcome
snake
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Sep 28, 2005 06:46 am equalizers - www.homerecordingconnecti...story&id=14
DI Boxes are devices used to eliminate the need to mic, it's a direct injectioninto the mixer.
Insert lead - a jack in which to plug an effect directly into a track on the console.
Optical and S/PDIF - two digital connection types.
Noize2uCzar of MidiAdministrator
Since: Apr 04, 2002
Sep 28, 2005 10:14 pm Headphone types.
Open headphones allow for better sound in a quiet environment that is not effected by sound that will bleed out form the headphones themselves.
Closed headphones are better suited for use with say vocal takes as they do not allow bleed out of the headphones to be picked up by a mic. As well they keep outside noise frome interfering with what the user hears in the phones.
Multi-Core, not sure what you are looking for here. A multi-core CPU or what?
