Understanding the Basics Just about any artist that you can name started out at some point with a demo or an independently produced CD. If it’s time for you to lay down some tracks, we’re here to walk you through the process. Part I of our independent recording series covers the basic steps involved in making a professional recording – along with dozens of tried-and-true tips from artists, producers and engineers. We also hooked up with Cliff Goldmacher, owner of Cliff’s Walk-In Closet Studio in Nashville, for his thoughts on how to get the most from a professional recording studio.
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