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HOME STUDIO SERIES: This series of articles are condensed, overview Pro Audio tutorials. Naturally, it's impossible to cover the detail of a video in print form. If you find these articles useful and want to get deeper into any of the the topics discussed in this series, feel free to check out our Educational Videos.

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PLEASE NOTE: These articles use brand names to discuss certain principles. Just because we mention a brand name it doesn’t mean we are suggesting that brand is the only or best product for the given application. Its simple, if we mention AKG when talking about a mic, its just because weI happen to be using that mic at that time. Use what you can afford to use and master the use of your chosen product.

As well, none of the approaches outlined here or in any of our movies are meant to be the final word or the only approach to an application. Experimentation is the Mother of Invention. Take what you need and combine it with your own experience and expertise. I hope that the information you find on our website helps you to develop your own approach and your own artistic masterpieces.  


All the best…

Jonathan Kagi

 
 



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