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Since 1989, Signature Sound has been San Diego's leading Music Production and Multimedia recording studio. Music Production Studio

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(858) 268-0134

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http://www.signaturesound.com/

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Videos

The Proximity Effect

The Proximity Effect in audio is defined as an increase in bass or low frequency response when a sound source is close to a directional or cardioid microphone. In this video Bryan shows you visually what the proximity effect is and how you can use it to your advantage. If your vocalist or sound source is too close to the microphone it will result in a big, boomy recording. If your vocalist or sound source is too far away, it will result in thin, roomy vocals. The goal is to find the sweet spot where the vocal sits properly in the mix, making the mix engineer's job (in many cases this is YOU) much, much easier.

Why Do I Have So Much Latency?

I hear the same question often. Why do I have so much latency when I’m recording? Today I will show you a few simple settings in Pro Tools, that can be applied to any other DAW software, to minimize latency while recording. Watch the video to learn how!

Shure SM57

Today we’re going to talk about one of the most legendary, widely used microphones, the Shure SM57. We will compare this microphone to 2 other microphones. Check out the video to see how it compares!

MIXING KICKS

Today we are going to take a bland, flabby kick and turn it into a fat punchy kick. In this video Bryan will show you how to take a simple kick and give it some life by using a few simple techniques!

Turn A Vocal Sample Into A Synth Pad Instrument

In this video Bryan will show you a basic sound design technique which will allow you to use a vocal sample and turn it into a synth pad sound. Almost any kind of sample material can be turned into an instrument. Watch the tutorial, play around with this, and have fun. We’d love to see what you come up with!