Thursday, May 20, 2021
Early 90s bedroom producer tips - do they still work? (Yamaha EX5, ZOOM R24)
video by Floyd Steinberg
"Table of contents below! In the early 90s, cheap Sound Blaster cards and Sound Canvas clones introduced quite a lot of people to electronic music production, but it would still take another 5 years before digital audio workstations would arrive in the home studios. This was a time when you had to come up with creative solutions to improve the sound of your music without having access to professional equipment (or the internet). Here are 7 common tips I picked up in magazines of the day. ;-)
00:00 Introduction
00:55 Tip #1
03:35 Tip #2
05:37 Tip #3
08:51 Tip #4
10:46 Tip #5
12:31 Tip #6
14:00 Tip #7
15:02 short demo
15:57 bye"
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