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Everyone has their “go to” microphone: your default when you can’t decide what to use, the one that seems to sound great on everything, your Swiss army mic, if you will....

In our Final installment of the "New to Recording? What's Next?" Series, we will be discussing Monitors! Make sure you stay tuned for What's Next! We may have a special treat for you.

As we are nearing our final New to Recording? What's Next? Segment, we would like to ask for your input at this time! What do you want to know about? Feel free to leave a comment and we will address it shortly!

Part of a Weekly Blog Mini Series, New to Recording? What's Next? We are talking about software, definitely a lot of good info to digest, so make sure you give 'er a read!

A common question we get from brand new home studio owners is: “What’s the best mic?”. It’s an entirely valid and straightforward question, but the answer is subjective, convoluted, and varied. Let’s break it down in part 2 of our 6-part blog series on outfitting your home podcasting or music studio.

You’ve had some ideas swirling around your head, and you’ve finally decided to take the plunge and record them—congratulations! It’s one thing to have an idea for a podcast or a song, but to put pen to paper, or rather in this case, binary code to hard drive, takes a certain amount of resolve and commitment. So now what? Mind-reading computers don’t officially exist yet, though Facebook’s targeted ads lead me to question that notion, so you’re going to need a way to get audio into your computer. Coming up, we’ll discuss the equipment you’ll need to start recording podcasts and music, and get more in-depth with subsequent posts.