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Issue
127
October 2013
RECORDING MASTERCLASS
From mic to hard drive - the pro guide to the perfect take
32
PAGES OF
TUTORIALS
2 LOGIC PRO X
PERFECT RECORDING
IN CUBASE, FL STUDIO
WORKSHOPS
NEW FEATURES &
AND PRO TOOLS
HOW TO…
SOUND
LIKE KRAFTWERK
QUICK SWIPE
Ultimate mics
& PRODUCE TRANCE
MAKING THE MOST
OF ABLETON PUSH
The top 25 condenser
mics revealed
More Reviews
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Welcome
MT
Expert Panel
Meet the team of experts
behind the magazine
Cubase
Tim Hallas
Tim’s a music technology consultant and
education expert. As Cubase Editor he will be
bringing you a range of technique features for the
popular DAW over the coming months.
Mixing/Mastering/Logic
Mark Cousins
Mark specialises in sound design and cinematic
productions. He has recorded with orchestras
across Europe and is heavily involved in
soundtrack composition.
Those of you old enough to remember the Atari
Recording & Guitar Tech
Huw Price
A recording engineer since 1987, Huw has worked
with David Bowie, My Bloody Valentine, Primal
Scream, Depeche Mode, Nick Cave, Heidi Berry,
Fad Gadget and countless others.
ST – the irst computer I used for making music
if you don’t count the ZX Spectrum I blew up
after building a MIDI interface for it – will recall
that getting audio onto its hard drive was nigh-
on impossible, mainly down to it not having a
hard drive in the irst place. Indeed, shouting into the loppy
drive slot was pretty much the only way of getting audio into
computers in those days. My, how things change…
Thanks to a mind-boggling number of interfaces, big processors and fewer
loppy drives, today’s computers are all about audio. But, just like the old days, the
start of the recording process still usually involves a good mic, while the actual
capture of it may vary from DAW to DAW. And that’s where we’re at in this issue…
Part 2 of our Power User series across every major sequencer covers the
subject of setting up for recording (apart from Liam, who’s gone off-road with Live
and Push). And at the ‘front end’ of recording Huw reveals the best 25 condenser
mics, throwing in all sorts of advice along the way.
From mic to hard drive, I think we have it covered but, as usual, get in touch and
let me know (contact details below). Enjoy the issue…
Scoring/Orchestral
Keith Gemmell
Keith specialises in areas where traditional
music-making meets music technology, including
orchestral and jazz sample libraries, acoustic
virtual instruments and notation software.
Ableton Live & DJ’ing
Liam O’Mullane
Liam has worked as a D&B scratch DJ as well as
releasing dubstep, D&B and hardcore tracks. His
passion is to master the production styles of the
latest genres using Live.
Reason & Mobile
Hollin Jones
As well as teaching music technology, producing
and writing soundtracks, Hollin is an expert on
everything Apple, mobile or computer-related, as
well as being an accomplished keyboard player.
Electronic Music
Alex Holmes
Alex has been a computer musician for 15 years,
having a keen passion for beats, bass and all
forms of electronic music. He’s currently involved
in three different dance music projects.
Andy Jones
Senior Editor
Email
andy.jones@anthem-publishing.com
Send your tweets
@AndyJonesMT
(although don’t expect much tweeting from me)
Read my blogs at
www.musictech.net
Studio Hardware
John Pickford
John is a studio engineer with over 25 years of
experience. He is a keen sound recording historian
and has a passion for valve-driven analogue
equipment and classic recording techniques.
Pro Tools
Mike Hillier
Mike spent five years at Metropolis Studios,
working alongside some of the best-known mix
and mastering engineers in the world. He is now
building his own studio in south London.
Pro Tools
Mike Hillier
Mike spent five years at Metropolis Studios,
working alongside some of the best-known mix
and mastering engineers in the world. He is now
building his own studio in south London.
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Contents
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THE ULTIMATE
MICROPHONE
GUIDE
The irst part of a major
series of guides, starting
with large-capsule
condensers and explaining
many of the tech terms
involved in recording with
mics plus top tips and
advice along the way…
Deconstruction
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Advance
Advance
Sound like
Kraftwerk
Simple can
be best…
INDUSTRY OPINION
The latest trends discussed
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Full listings…
006 |
Advance
MusicTech’s
team on the latest industry
developments, plus predictions,
releases and what’s been
happening at MusicTech.net
014 |
The Ultimate Mic Guide
Huw Price kicks off a series of
mic articles with condensors and
reveals the best 25 out there
LANDMARK RECORDING
029 |
Joy Division
Unknown Pleasures
TECHNIQUE
032 |
New features in Logic Pro X
BECOME A POWER USER: Part 2
038 |
In Steinberg Cubase…
044 |
In Ableton Live
050 |
In Avid Pro Tools
…
054 |
In Propellerhead Reason
058 |
And in FL Studio
…
064 |
In Apple Logic Pro
069 |
New! Genre Focus
How to produce
trance music
075 |
New! The MT Deconstruction
Kraftwerk
The Model
080 |
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and get free
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REVIEWS
082 | Novation Bass Station II
086 | Zvork Noxious
Reason Rack
088 | KRK Rokit 5
monitors
090 | Sony Sound Forge
editor
093 | Steinberg HALion
sampler
095 | Arturia Spark LE & Minilab
096 | UA Ocean Way Studios
plug
099 | AKG C1000S MkIV
mic
100 | Kush Audio Electra 500 EQ
102 | Spitfire BML Horn Section
104 |
Mini Reviews
112 |
Next Month in
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The Latest Reviews
BASS STATION II
BASS STATION II
Plus reviews of Sony Sound Forge,
Steinberg HALion and many more
Plus reviews of Sony Sound Forge,
Steinberg HALion and many more
p95
DAW Tutorials
p93
BECOME A POWER USER
p32
MAJOR SERIES: PART 2
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p58
p54
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Genre Focus
TRANCE!
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