How to Record Your Instrument Directly Into Your DAW
Here, we detail how and why to record your instrument directly into your DAW, and the advantages and disadvantages with this technique.
Explore everything that goes into DIY home recording, including the gear and software you’ll need, getting your space set up, and so much more with our demo recording articles. For more help recording your own music, check out Soundfly’s free course Demo Recording 101.
Here, we detail how and why to record your instrument directly into your DAW, and the advantages and disadvantages with this technique.
Spring cleaning? Declutter your home studio and make space for these lightweight and light-on-the-wallet audio interfaces!
Unless your name begins with Elton, you’re probably not recording on a Steinway grand, here’s how to make do with whatever piano you got.
As affordable and innovative as computers have become artists today might still enjoy recording music on some analog alternatives, here’s why.
Don’t spend time and money you can’t get back in the recording studio, go into every session prepared and ready. Here are some tips!
If you find yourself dealing with different guitar signals, here’s a primer on how to EQ acoustics versus electrics in your mix.
A beginner’s guide to microphone preamps, the various types and their uses, and when to invest in a high quality preamp for your studio.
Today we’re comparing a few of the most lauded audio interfaces on the market for a modest price, suited for home recordists of all kinds.
How close is “too close” and how far is “too far” away from my microphone when I’m singing? Learn why distance matters in all directions when recording.
In this in-depth guide, you’ll learn how to avoid mic bleed in three ways so that it will never ruin another great take in the studio again.