Making a Stutter Effect

Many of my students ask how to create a stutter effect that they hear in modern recordings. It's a relatively simple process, and I've created a video that details how to create this effect. Clicking on the title will bring you to the YouTube page where this video is located.

Bonus Content Video-How to create a backwards reverb

One of the most asked for techniques, from my students, is how to make a backwards reverb in Pro Tools. I created a simple companion video to my book which demonstrates how to make a backwards reverb.

Back in the old analog days, you would have to flip the reel over and then print the reverb to an empty track or two. In a way, it was easier to do in the analog world, you just had to make sure you were recording on the right track, as the track numbers get reversed once the tape is backwards. Other than that, it is relatively simple.

In a Digital Audio Workstation, things are as straight forward, as they don't run in reverse. I demonstrate the appropriate techniques for reversing a track while still maintaining the timing of the original source material.

Check my website at: http://www.secretsofrecording.com/bonus.html to view this video as an extra bonus feature for those who have bought the book, and those who are thinking about it.

Thanks,
Lorne

Secrets of Recording website is up

With the eminent release of the book, Secrets of Recording, the website has gone live today. There is information on the book and author. In a few days there will be updated tutorial videos and bonus content intended specifically for the website.

Thanks,
Lorne

The Book is Coming Out

The book is coming out this month, and with it a new website with interesting links, as well as tutorial movies and bonus content.

Stay tuned for the final release of the website, which will be announced in the next couple of days. Right now I'm finalizing the layout and content, as well as working on the first promotional video.