This is the second of three episodes on the Art of Producing. In this one, I talk about the mics and equipment I use in my studio, and the reasons why.
The example used for this series features an album project for singer-songwriter Corrie Lynn Green. It is an acoustic-based project, although there are some electric guitars and bass on some songs. I explain why I make certain decisions for this project, and how a recording with a different artist or genre would require a different approach.
Corrie’s album, “Time To Be Brave,” will be released on Outer Marker Records on September 6, 2024, and distributed by Native DSD as a download purchase only. But you can listen to all the songs for free (in mp3) on the Native DSD web site. https://www.nativedsd.com/label/outer-marker-records/
The third and final episode of this series on producing will look at mixing and mastering.
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08/31/24 • 30 min
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My Take on Music Recording with Doug Fearn - The Art of Producing - Part 2 - Mic'ing
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Episode 95 Producing – Part 2 -- - Mic’ing August 31, 2024
I’m Doug Fearn and this is My Take on Music Recording
In the first part of this series, I talked about my approach to producing an artist, focusing on recording the basic tracks. In this episode, I explain what mics I use and why.
This illustrates the overlap of producing and engineering. Some producers started their recording career as engineers. But all producers need at least some technical knowledge in ord
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