home studio

Protecting Your Hearing in the Studio

Leave a Comment / Audio Instruction, Carvin Amps and Audio, Instructional Stuff, Published Work /

If you’re like most rock-n-rollers, you like it loud. And who doesn’t? But if you’re serious about making music for a long time, you’ll want to protect your ears from long term damage. Contrary to popular belief, your ears don’t “get used” to being exposed to super loud music over time. Instead, they get damaged, and eventually, that damage can become permanent, leaving you at a disadvantage on stage or in the studio.

Protecting Your Hearing in the Studio Read More »

Protecting Your Hearing On Stage

Leave a Comment / Audio Instruction, Carvin Amps and Audio, Instructional Stuff, Published Work /

If you’re like most rock-n-rollers, you like it loud. And who doesn’t? But if you’re serious about making music for a long time, you’ll want to protect your ears from long term damage. Contrary to popular belief, your ears don’t “get used” to being exposed to super loud music over time. Instead, they get damaged, and eventually, that damage can become permanent, leaving you at a disadvantage on stage or in the studio.

Protecting Your Hearing On Stage Read More »

How To Calibrate A Studio Subwoofer

Leave a Comment / Audio Instruction, Carvin Amps and Audio, Instructional Stuff, Published Work /

If your studio is lacking the low-end punch you need to hear what you’re doing with the bass frequencies, you might want to add a subwoofer to your setup. You may have even picked up something like Carvin Audio’s TRX3118A active subwoofer, but what you may not have thought about is how to set the level of your new sub.

How To Calibrate A Studio Subwoofer Read More »

Mixing In Headphones – Is It Possible?

Leave a Comment / Audio Instruction, Carvin Amps and Audio, Instructional Stuff, Published Work /

The days of every record being made in a commercial studio are long gone. In fact, some producers weren’t even born in those days. Now, productions are made everywhere from multi-million dollar studios to bedrooms to airplanes. With so many people making recordings on laptops and without high dollar monitors or proper acoustic treatment, it makes sense that more and more mixing is being done on headphones.

Mixing In Headphones – Is It Possible? Read More »

Scroll to Top