In the November issue of
Recording Magazine, Jon Bare gives a tongue-and-cheek rundown about
de-humming a guitar during a recording session. Hums (and
buzzes) can be a reoccurring problem for musicians and recording
engineers alike. |
Even in the
best installed studios these problems can and do occur, but... The
"but" is that they occur much less frequently in studios that have
the equipment installed correctly. Another source of
hums and buzzes are cords that are in bad shape - either worn or
never wired properly in the first place. |
In the Recording Engineer's Quarterly archives
we have three short articles that can drastically reduce these kinds
of problems for the home recordist - they are linked below. |
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THE ALEXANDER MAGAZINE AD IN THE
NOVEMBER OR DECEMBER, 2002
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Bob Dennis |
