An A-Z Glossary of Recording

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  • čas přidán 15. 07. 2024
  • 0:00 intro
    0:31 Amplitude, A to D, Analog
    2:12 Assign
    3:55 Balanced and Unbalanced signals • Cables, jack, phono, X...
    5:45 Bass and Bass Cut
    • Bass - Problems & Solu...
    8:33 Bright and Bright switch
    8:56 Buss
    10:36 Channel
    11:27 Clip and Clipping
    12:40 Cloudlifter
    13:32 Compressor
    15:00 Control room
    15:30 dB scale
    19:25 De-esser
    21:30 Delay
    23:25 DI Box
    26:54 Direct Output
    27:53 Distortion
    29:14 EQ
    • Studio Effects Episode...
    32:38 Fader
    33:29 Feedback
    34:49 Frequency Response
    • Frequency Response and...
    36:19 Gain (Trim/Sensitivity)
    • Gain and Recording: Se...
    37:36 Gain staging / Gain Matching
    • Recording Level: A Bri...
    39:10 Group
    39:30 Guitars - electric
    • Guitar EQ: An Explanation
    • Guitar sounds - An Ana...
    41:29 Headroom
    42:39 Hi-Z input
    43:20 Impedance
    44:46 In-line / split mixing desks
    45:42 Insert (send/return)
    47:05 Jack plug
    • Jack Plugs: Difference...
    48:14 Kill Switch (DJ mixer)
    49:02 Line Level
    50:02 Mains Hum
    51:43 Master (output)
    52:35 Mastering
    • MASTERING - An Insight...
    54:40 Microphone Level
    55:55 Microphone pickup patterns
    57:47 Microphone types
    • AKG C414 XL II - An Ov...
    59:50 Middle / Mid-range
    1:00:46 MIDI connector
    • MIDI - The Basics for ...
    1:01:42 Mixing
    • Controls on a Mixing D...
    1:03:09 Monitoring
    1:05:05 Noise
    1:06:32 Outboard
    • Outboard Effects - a L...
    1:07:40 Overdubbing
    1:08:20 Pan
    1:09:27 PFL
    1:10:31 Phantom Power 48V
    1:12:03 Phase problems
    1:14:12 Phono (RCA) jacks
    1:15:02 Proximity Effect
    1:15:47 Punch in/out
    1:16:47 Q factor
    1:18:07 Return
    1:18:52 Reverb
    • Studio Effects Episode...
    1:20:34 Signal to noise ratio
    1:21:47 Solo
    1:22:41 Speakers (drivers)
    1:24:20 Stereo miking
    1:26:54 Stereo
    1:28:19 Sub (groups and subwoofers)
    1:29:38 Swept Mid
    1:30:00 Talkback Microphone
    1:30:37 Two-track
    1:31:49 Track (as opposed to channel)
    1:32:08 Treble
    1:33:06 Trim
    1:33:37 VU meter
    1:34:28 XLR plugs/sockets
    1:36:36 Z (impedance)
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Komentáře • 23

  • @DusanStanic
    @DusanStanic Před 2 lety +8

    Thank you Dan for finding the time, desire, and energy to share your knowledge.
    You are not only competent in what you do (which you actually have no problem finding here on CZcams) but in addition, you succeed in "simplifying"/structuring/showing/explaining such a subjective/broad topic. It's so refreshing compared to lots of other (fake-enthusiastic-but-empty-subscriber-fishing) channels with the same topic/purpose.
    I'm so jealous of these young idiots (so-called musicians) around the world ... If only I was lucky enough to "bump into" a Dan sometime when my age was more appropriate to "rock".
    Anyway Thanks again! It is always something you can learn no matter what type of music you like or the instrument you play. I would give 200 likes to this if I only could ...

    • @DanBakerMusic
      @DanBakerMusic  Před 2 lety +2

      Thank you very much Dusan! I’m glad the video was of use...

  • @brianwallington9744
    @brianwallington9744 Před 2 lety +2

    Thanks Dan ,you deserve a medal … you are so enthusiastic,I do wish you lived around the corner from me !!! Stay safe and take care now..

  • @forbiddenyoungones
    @forbiddenyoungones Před 2 lety +2

    Thanks Dan. Too long to watch in one go but will definitely be dipping into it.
    The different terminology for the same thing has always confused me. Your explanations have been a godsend.
    Thanks again.

  • @prangalanga
    @prangalanga Před 2 lety +2

    Thank you so much for this Dan. Sharing this with friends, you're a star!

  • @gurusplace2089
    @gurusplace2089 Před 2 lety +1

    14 minutes in and I can really say that this is so helpful!! Your really know what your talking about, and explain everything in such a nice practical way! Thx Dan

  • @PurpleMusicProductions
    @PurpleMusicProductions Před 2 lety +1

    This was extremely helpful.

  • @0800338833
    @0800338833 Před 2 lety

    Cheers Dan! Great stuff as always!

  • @klaytonvonkluge4905
    @klaytonvonkluge4905 Před 2 lety

    Perfect, this is one of the topics I’ve been hoping to learn a bit more about, thanks Dan

  • @scuddy71
    @scuddy71 Před 2 lety +1

    Just astounding!!! learned so much already :)

  • @nick11927
    @nick11927 Před 2 lety

    Amazing dan, cheers

  • @jtcarpenter6357
    @jtcarpenter6357 Před 2 lety

    Awesome video

  • @dk2428
    @dk2428 Před 2 lety

    This is outstanding! Thanks so much for sharing, new sub.

  • @Statters42
    @Statters42 Před 2 lety

    Thanks Dan, a true educator. The more you teach me, the more I realise I don't know :)

  • @tukoramirez8478
    @tukoramirez8478 Před 2 lety

    thanks a lot Dan, moreover the timestamps are great for diving into the content!

  • @vintageMIDI
    @vintageMIDI Před 2 lety

    Epic!

  • @trakliteproductions
    @trakliteproductions Před 2 lety

    Peace Dan
    Thank you for this, sent the link to my Sun.

  • @oliverortizterrazas
    @oliverortizterrazas Před 2 lety +1

    Saludos from México

  • @jopberlin
    @jopberlin Před 7 měsíci

    👏👏👏👏👏👏

  • @jobarrieglenn
    @jobarrieglenn Před 2 lety

    Thanks Dan from me and Barrie. Very informative. Just the phasing don’t really understand

    • @DanBakerMusic
      @DanBakerMusic  Před 2 lety +1

      Hi Jo-I’m thinking of doing a video just about phase and the problems that it may create...glad the rest worked out!