Recording Equipment Category

Balanced and Unbalanced Audio Guide in Home Recording

If you are a beginner in home recording, one of the most important topics that you should understand is balanced and unbalanced audio. This will have a profound impact on the recording quality of your projects. In fact, below are some recording problem …

Laney AH200 Review and Usage Tips for Live Band & Recording

LaneyAH200 is a multipurpose power amplifier for live band and recording use. This is an actual review of the capabilities of this amplifier and highlights its best practices and limitations. AH200 in Live Venue Use: Power Rating LaneyAH200 is rated wi …

Beginner FAQ on Audio Interface Preamps, Analog gears and DI Boxes

I received this common inquiry by mail, so I decided to write a post on this to clarify these common questions. Hi I read your article about how to make quality recordings and have a couple of questions. First I am planning buying an audio interface wi …

Advantages of 64-bit DAW over 32-bit float Digital audio workstation

First, if you do not have any idea of what 64-bit float means, then you need some introduction. When you are recording/tracking digitally, you are converting analog audio to digital audio data which are processed and stored in your computer. Then if yo …

44.1 KHz vs. 48 KHz audio recording sample rate

Most recording gears or software defaults to 48 KHz as the sampling rate during digital recording. For example; Ardour an open source DAW defaults to 48 KHz. Other than this; there are other DAW and recording hardware that defaults to 48 KHz. On the op …