Musician and recording engineer - the last part sort of by necessity of the first. Most musicians don't make a lot of money, so if you want to sell recordings you either have to get a record deal and have them pay (shya!), somehow come up with money to pay a commercial recording studio, or learn to do it yourself. I did that last one. And if I can learn to do it, ANYONE can:-P.
I'm thrilled to share my newest course, Basic Home Recording in Reaper.
While free audio recording programs like Audacity are a great way to get started, you can seriously upgrade your home studio by purchasing and learning how to use an inexpensive DAW: Reaper.
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, I'd love to hear them!
Stay Curious!
Ken Theriot
Recording expert Home Brew Audio demonstrates how easy it is to get your own recording studio up and running on your own by using just your computer and the free, open source software, Audacity.
Recording expert Home Brew Audio demonstrates how easy it is to get your own recording studio up and running on your own by using just your computer and the free, open source software, Audacity.
While free audio recording programs like Audacity are a great way to get started, you can seriously upgrade your home studio by purchasing and learning how to use an inexpensive DAW: Reaper.
While free audio recording programs like Audacity are a great way to get started, you can seriously upgrade your home studio by purchasing and learning how to use an inexpensive DAW: Reaper.