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Home Alt › Forums › Recording Your Saxophone › Use of a Mic screen to eliminate Pops? Great studio you got Johnny!
yes there were some awards like that over the years and some gold and platinum records from my time with Colin James, a famous singer/guitarist from Canada.
As for the recording, those mic screens are for eliminating vocal pops so we don’t need to worry about that for sax. Saxontheweb is the largest saxophone site online and they asked me to write an article about my recording techniques. There’s a lot you can get into but you can keep it very simple as well and get good results as I do at home. you can read it here:
http://www.saxontheweb.net/Rock_n_Roll/RockSax13.html
I didn’t think we needed a mic screen because I noticed in reading the link that was sent to me that it addresses Vocals, but I wanted to make sure about it. Thanks for the link, definitely will read it here shortly….I don’t blame them for asking you to write an article about recording LOL Do you write for them often? For my personal needs, I don’t need an expensive, complicated home recording set-up–modest and simplicity will do just fine to make quality recordings. I was reading how, if not careful, it can be a very time consuming thing and I would much rather keep my recording set-up simple/modest and use what valuable time there is for playing the Saxophone instead 🙂
Yes, keep it as simple as possible, at least when starting out so you don’t get over whelmed or in over you head. you can easily come across problems that may take hours if not days to sort out when deasling with different software programs, computer OS’s etc.
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