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Audio Engineering Society 2019
AES 2019 review Slick Audio went to AES or the Audio Engineering Society show to talk with customers and partners for all things Audio and recording. If you were not able to make it to AES this year in NYC.
What Specs Do Computers Need for Music Production?
Computer Specs for Audio Production https://youtu.be/tKa4e4JHEss How to Spec or Size a Computer for Audio Recording. Recently Jim made a video discussing how do you properly size a computer for recording audio? Meaning CPU, memory, disk, etc. for what you
Unboxing Slick Audio Production Laptop
Unboxing Slick Audio Laptop for Music Production Glenn Fricker of Spectra Media Group did an unboxing video of the Slick Audio Laptop he recently purchased from Slick Audio. https://youtu.be/f4GTrT739B0
Professional Audio Workstations Laptops and Rack Computers
Custom Audio & Midi Computers for Music Creation. Slick Audio makes custom computer workstations, laptops, towers, micro, and rackable computers. Designed for both amateur and professional musicians, recording engineers, sound designers, composers, DJs, podcasters, and post-production professionals. Computers designed for
Collecting Musical Gear – Good & Bad
Audio Gear Collecting Collecting guitars, bass, guitar petals and other musical equipment. Can be great but here are a few thoughts Jim had about his guitar collection and what collecting guitars can become. Does anyone else collect music gear what
Audio routing what is it?
Routing audio from applications around your PC The following is the transcript of the video below. This is Jim from slick audio again. It is July 3rd tomorrow being a holiday we are closed the fourth and the fifth and
Explaining ASIO4ALL
What is ASIO4ALL, and why is it needed for recording audio? What is ASIO ASIO4ALL is a free and alternative audio driver that allows you to get very low latency from sound adapters or (audio interfaces). This is free software
Studio Monitor Isolation Pads
Why Use Monitor Isolation Pads? Often we get a question from clients building their first recording studio. Some of those questions like, "Where should I place my studio monitors? On the desk, on stands or somewhere else?" Or "What are