Subwoofer for Recording Studio Occasionally we get some questions that we think are worth sharing because they can be helpful for others that are new to recording and this is one of those questions. Today's question is "Do studio monitors need a subwoofer"? What we typically say is yes in fact having a subwoofer
Question of the Day - Fender vs Gibson? There are more than a few brands of electric guitars to pick from. But these two well know guitar makers have made such a major impact on the industry. That their names are even known to many that have never even played guitar. Yes, we are talking
Explaining Audio Fidelity How do you increase audio fidelity is a common question we get here at Slick Audio. So it's time to put a post together to help new musicians and engineers understand this concept a bit better. First, we need to define and refine the question a bit more. Of course, the original
Best Cheap Microphones Cheap Microphones for Recording Slick Audio does a review what are some of the "Best Cheap Microphones" for your studio. When we say cheap we man inexpensive, because these microphones are not lacking in quality. In fact they are some of the best microphones you can get and they are actually quite
Switching Between Guitar Amps in Recording Studio How to build a guitar amp rack for your studio part 2. We all have gear and want to use it not just to jam on or gig on. Why not use that same gear to record. Jim reviews in his follow up to a previous video. How you
Slick Audio discusses How to Record Audio on Windows 10 DAW.
How to rack multiple amps, with live switching. (How you can use all your guitar amps easily by Racking your amps, Networking Guitars or Bass to switch between the amps live easily.)
Slick Audio was at Summer NAMM 2018 to introduce a new small form factor Audio Recording Computer. The M570 called the "The Most Powerful Portable DAW Computer" and rightly so
Audio Recording PC (audio recording computer) maker Slick Audio. Has designed a brand-new series of DAW PC’s that are faster than ever.
I did my best trying to stress this pc in every fu**ing way (both with audio and video applications) to push it to its limits...I've poorly failed!
