Slick Audio Blog
Discussing all things related to recording and creating and recording audio, and sound design. With 30+ years in Information Technology, and decades of being a professional musician Slick Audio has the knowledge and expertise to provide guidance on recording audio and how to do it like the pros. Home Studios, for recording audio, are ever more available to amateur musicians and the power of the internet can get you and your work noticed by the masses. Are you seasoned pro, well no worry we can easily handle all your pro audio needs. Will pro audio, gear, software, computer, interface, and everything a professional musician could ever want or need.
We hope to inform, inspire, and provide guidance from the perspective of musicians, that happen to be I.T. experts so you don’t have to be. Let us impart some wisdom, a few laughs, and even a bit of frustration all in the pursuit of the best audio you can record. It doesn’t matter if it’s just for yourself, recording and producing a top-notch worship service, business commercials, game audio, or for pro music recordings. Slick Says Blog is designed for helping the music community.
Who will benefit from our blog? Well anyone that wants to know more about recording audio or love technology. But a few that will find it particularly useful will be.
- Amateur Musicians
- Game Audio
- Worship Services
- Educational
- Pro Musicians
- Home Musicians
Now to the fun stuff below are a few topics we feel passionate about or feel are worthy of sharing so please feel free to join in and give us your thoughts. But keep it friendly, remember it’s about the music, the song, or the love of music.
If you’re an audio professional and Windows user, then the Slick Audio 5000 series might be the ultimate machine. Jim Slick of Slick Audio has been in the IT business for 33 years and is also a musician with a home studio. This crossover of knowledge along with collaborations with other industry veterans led to the development of the 5000 series — a pair of super high spec PCs that are optimized for use in audio, video, and various other demanding situations. Jim talked us through the specs at Summer NAMM. Full article.
