This section of the site aims to make the process of recording your music a little bit simpler. If you decide you want to contact a commercial studio to record your music, check our list of studios.

We will soon be adding to this list, as well as listing places to rent recording equipment and record companies who may be interested in your finished product.


We would also like you to be able to learn from others experiences. If anyone has information or suggestions about how to get the most out of recording, please send them to us and we'll add them to the site.

Who Does What in the Studio?

Know Your Ears!

Learn more about recording. The worlds largest book and music store, amazon.com has many valuable books on audio recording.

The Art Of Mixing : A Visual Guide to Recording, Engineering, and Production
by David Gibson
This book has an amazing and unique approach to mixing, by using visualisation. It has LOTS of illustrations and is very clear, concise, and totally full of useful information.
Click here for more info on this book.
 

The Master Handbook of Acoustics
by F.Alton Everest
Complete coverage of the science of acoustics and the art of acoustic techniques including room resonances, reflection analysis, comb filters, and the design of audio/video rooms for almost any purpose on acoustical concepts and terminology.
Click here for more info on this book.
 

There is also a page of recommended books to help you manage your band effectively, and a page of general interest books and cd's.
To find other books, use this search box.