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 How to "Home Studio" - Room acoustics and room Isolation You are ready to record now that you have your equipment and DAW. BUT WAIT!!! What about sound Isolation in my room. When picking your room to have your studio, you have some things to consider; The shape of the room, the reflection of sound bouncing off the walls, and what you need to combat this. There are many ways to isolate your room to make it as non-reflectent as possible, but first, you will have to know the structure of the room your studio will be present in. You see, when sound comes from your monitors, it reflects off all surfaces in the room. It is best to have a studio room will no parallel walls, but it should be symmetrical.  This is necessary to get an accurate stereo image. This is so there are no great sound waves in the room when you play your music. But if this is not the case and you have a standard room, there are ways to combat this. Using acoustic foam (square foam panels designed to defuse...

  While reading Governor Doug Ducey's article, I saw the importance of school to the economy and the people attending college after high school. Being educated, In my opinion, is the key to a great life, even tho I believe that college is not needed unless one is going into fields that may require it. I believe this as nowadays there are many other ways one could make money. As a student, I am happy to know that the governor of my state is taking action to help make my and many others' education a priority. I show that he cares for the well-being of the student's future, indicating that if we go to college or university after high school, it will bring us better opportunities in the future. Given better chances to be financially stable, Arizona residents, if lucky, even have a better chance of becoming financially free. Knowing this gives me the motivation and encouragement to push through and be the best I can be. I and many others, knowing the statistics, will push to ent...

How to "Home Studio" - DAW's (Digital Art Workstation) The last blog, we talked about recording equipment used for vocal use and the instrument used for home studios. But what would we use to record ourselves or others? Well, the answer to that is simple you would use a DAW(Digital art Workstation).  When choosing a DAW, you have to understand what you are genuinely going to use it for. You will have to ask yourself, am I a Beat writer? Do I only want to record people? Do I just want to mix and master songs?  There are many different DAWs out there; Logic Pro X, ProTool, and FL Studios are some of the most popular DAWs out there. Logic pro is more popular with the Beat writers and recording engineers and is my favorite DAW as I feel it is not as complex looking and is one of the easier DAWs to use. Logic Pro comes at the cost of $200. ProTools is more commonly used by Recording engineers as it is more studio compatible, but there is more than 1 version of ProTools. There ...

      The bias CNN is hiding.      News outlets today tend to be biased in their views but try to hide sed bias; this is the case with the popular news outlet CNN.       In a section of "Dam Abrams Live," Mr. Abrams talks about how CNN is riding coherently to cover up their political bias. Abrams states that a great example of this leading bias toward the Left is Brianna Keilar.  Showing a clip of an Interview with congressman Mike Turner, Keilar gives an unmannered tone when questioning Mr. Turner. Abrams state," puck reports the Keilar is internally thought to subject only republicans to that type tone and tenor." he then goes on to say that Keilar and other employees of CNN have to "Fake it," implying that they will have to hide their beliefs to keep CNN unbiased in nature.      This might impact the audience, making more right-sided viewers not want to continue using CNN as they might believe that the news co...