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remote session work
remote session work
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dukeofwail
35 posts
Jul 26, 2011
3:14 PM
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I'm interested to talk with anyone involved in remote session work, hired to record at home and send digital files to complete a recording project.
1. Home recording requirements
2. How to market and get found for sessions?
I've done many in-studio sessions, but want to extend my digital "reach."
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Robert Hale
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Todd Parrott
586 posts
Jul 26, 2011
4:36 PM
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I do this from time to time.
You'll need a good preamp, mic, and a decent converter. The standard software used in the recording industry is ProTools.
I use ProTools, an Avalon vt737sp preamp (and sometimes an ADL-600), Neumann TLM-103 mic, and I use an old Digidesign 002 to convert the analog signal to digital.
This doesn't mean you have to spend thousands of dollars to get a decent set-up, but I have high-end gear for recording other projects as well, not just harp.
Perhaps Walter Tore would be a good person to ask as well.
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dukeofwail
37 posts
Jul 26, 2011
11:37 PM
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Thank you, Todd. Yes I have emailed some with Walter who was very helpful.
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Robert Hale
Learn Harmonica via Webcam
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http://www.dukeofwail.com
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