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Now get ready to rock.

The person coming into the studio is responding to all the studio tech

and the way you're doing stuff in the studio in the same way that your grandmother is responding to Instagram.

If you assume that, then you'll do enough to put them at

their ease. Just doing a running commentary of what it is you're doing, you stick someone in front of a

large diaphragm condenser mic. Most people don't really come into contact with those at all,

and they know nothing about it other than this is some black magic studio gear.

Welcome to Recording Studio I'm Lid Shaw and this is the podcast created to help you become a rock star of the recording studio.

No matter what style of music you make,

native instruments gives your studio all the instruments you need,

from drums, loops, and beats,

to the coolest synthesizers, realistic strings,

guitar amps, and futuristic synth pads. I love to record real bands in my studio, but then I mix

it up with cool sounds from Contact, Massive X, Super 8, battery, guitar rig, and hybrid keys,

for example, to make my music way more exciting and

interesting.

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