Become Effective At

  1. 1Compression and Limiting
  2. 2Reverb, Delay and Effects
  3. 3Equalization

Rise Above the Amateurs

Today, it's easier than ever for you to set up a home recording studio. The technology is inexpensive and much more accessible. While this means that there's more music out there than ever, it also means there's a lot more poorly produced music floating around. It's not enough to simply have the required equipment. You need to know how to use it!

Easy to Follow

Topics are explained in detail, and are supplemented with easy to follow diagrams and definitions so that the jargon doesn't fly over your head. There's no need to be confused; The Studio Edge explains everything with hundreds of helpful visuals, and has plenty of practical lessons, enabling you to get some hands on training while you watch.

Professional Results

After watching The Studio Edge you will have learned to:

  • Handle your equipment properly
  • Tackle and avoid phase issues
  • Understand frequencies and the physics of sound
  • Properly place microphones
  • Route and wire your system correctly

About the Author

With over 25 years in the recording business, Jim Pavett is a pool of knowledge on sound recording and engineering. As a professional drummer and college-educated, certified electrical engineer, he possesses a unique combination of experience and an intimate understanding of the creative and technical aspects of music, technology and THE physics of audio. Jim is the owner and operator of Allusion Studios, a commercial recording facility in Tucson, Arizona.