Tuy nhiên ghi-ta vẫn luôn có chỗ trong lòng công chúng yêu nhạc. Rất nhiều cuộc thi có quy mô đã được tổ chức. Cùng với sự phát triển của khoa học công nghệ, mạng Internet, sự giao lưu của những người yêu ghi-ta đã không bị giới hạn trong một vùng cụ thể mà có thể thường xuyên tìm hiểu trao đổi học hỏi với bên ngoài. | In this Chapter. Introduction to Home Recording Recording with Mixers Recording Devices Recording with a Microphone introduction to home recording Setting up a home recording studio allows you to record music in the convenience of your home. Modern home recording systems generally include all the basic components of professional recording equipment and often produce close to professional-quality recordings. Before setting up a recording studio consider whether you can accommodate a permanent studio or a portable studio what equipment you need and how much you can afford to spend. Prepare a Room for Recording There are a number of steps you should take to properly set up your home recording studio. Each room will produce different sound so you may want to experiment with various rooms to determine which one is best for recording. Soundproof Room It is important to make the recording room soundproof so that as little sound as possible passes in or out of the room. To avoid sound coming through the door from outside pad the top and bottom of the door with soundproofing material. Dampen Sound Since sound has a tendency to bounce off hard flat surfaces creating an echo you need to soften the room you plan to use for recording to ensure good audio quality. To dampen the sound cover the floor walls and ceilings using rugs heavy drapes or soundproofing material. Also remove items such as extra furniture that may reflect sound and cause an echo. Remove Noisy Items Clear the room of items that make noise such as a fan or other electronic equipment. Recording equipment also makes noise so try to keep only essential equipment in the room. It is a good idea to place all your recording equipment in a separate room from the room where you will record the sound. If you cannot remove items from the room you should cover the items with heavy material. Do not cover up electronic equipment such as a computer or amplifier however since the equipment may overheat and malfunction or .
