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When I was 12, I would take two tape recorders with two cassette tapes, then record a guitar part on whether tape recorders.  Then I would rewind the tape and play it back and record a second guitar part on the other tape recorder. I would often use this method for several takes but after the first two or three takes the sound quality would drop drastically, but it was a neat experiment. 

 Ever since those days I’ve been working on my own home studio. My current home studios not as primitive as that anymore.  I’ve got a decent modern set up. It’s all digital, or at least most of it. It’s slowly built up through the years.  Someday I would like to make an album with it — it’s just a recent months that I feel that the quality rivals.  What you would hear on the radio room or CD released by a big label.

I know many musicians spend years building up their own studios,  just like me.  It’s a never ending quest for that certain sound.  This website will Chronicle my attempts at making music with my own studio.  I will report on a regular basis. I will upload  audio files, so you can hear my progress. I will also explain what gear am using, my recording methods, and other general production notes.

I hope you find this site helpful and informative. Please feel free to leave any comments or to write about your own home studio experience. Just let me know that you’re out there and not just writing to myself.

Well that’s all for now. Until next time,  see you later!

It’s been a dry two weeks. No muse to get me going.

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