Music Production and Technology
C214 ( matched pair – can be developed together)
Cost: $400
Type: Condenser Mic
Frequency Response Curve:
Sensitivity:
Common uses:
studio recordings ; vocals
OR
acoustic guitar and pianos.
Examples:
review and testing:
This app come with all iPhones (an android equivalent would be Voice Recorder, which is already preinstalled in some androids). If you are writing a song without a computer (yet) then you need a way to record your ideas and listen to them again and revise when necessary. It’s simple and easy to use.
2. Metronome by Soundbrenner
Having a metronome app is incredibly useful when you are composing a song. There are so many metronome apps out there that essentially do the same thing (i. e. Pro Metronome, Simply Metronome etc). I like Soundbrenner’s metronome because you don’t have to pay for the actual metronome. It is useful because it helps you figure out the tempo of your piece, thus your BPM.
Being asked “can you sing?” is probably pretty scary for most people, especially for beginner singers. But just as learning how to play any instrument, you also have to do the same for singing. If you’ve convinced yourself that you can’t sing, it’s just because you haven’t had the chance to properly train it as your idol has. And the best thing is that you can start practicing right away with the help of so many vocal teachers online.
If you’re not convinced, here’s a video explaining it in scientific terms.