Jesse Morgan — Columbia Recording Connection

Dynamic based processing - Posted by Jesse Morgan on 2015-12-17

This week in the studio...(Drum roll please!) Dynamic processing. Well i'll start off by saying i've been looking forward to this session the most... Read More >>

frequency based processing - Posted by Jesse Morgan on 2015-12-17

This week in the studio... I learned about the more commonly used EQ's. Got my hands dirty in Pro Tools. EQ'd a drum mix... Read More >>

Console 2 - Posted by Jesse Morgan on 2015-12-17

This week in the studio... More on console. I love to hate, and hate to love the thing... getting much better on it. Mixed another song and inserted compression, eq, reverb, delay on various trax and tweaked them... Read More >>

console 1 - Posted by Jesse Morgan on 2015-12-17

This week in the studio... I got alot more familiar with the mixing console. Aux sends, inserts, patch bays, eq's, mic, line, and all the trimings... Read More >>

signal flow/patch bay - Posted by Jesse Morgan on 2015-12-05

This week in the studio...    I was involved with the set up, tracking, & recording of a ukulele and vocal artist... Read More >>

microphone placement - Posted by Jesse Morgan on 2015-11-17

This week in the studio! I took my microphone identification test and passed with flying colors (if there was ever any doubt, ha!)... Read More >>

microphones - Posted by Jesse Morgan on 2015-11-17

This week in the studio, I learned all about the microphones available in the studio...their names, polar patterns (cardioid, hypercardioid, figure 8, etc... Read More >>

digital audio - Posted by Jesse Morgan on 2015-11-02

This week int the studio we went in depth on sample rate and bit depth. I understand that sample rate is how many "pictures" per second are taken of a sound wave, and bit depth is more like the resolution of the sound... Read More >>

acoustics and monitoring - Posted by Jesse Morgan on 2015-11-02

Last week we went over acoustics and monitoring in the studio. I learned a great deal on why the studio is asymetrical, and materials used to redirect, absorb, and break up sound... Read More >>

Week 1 - Posted by Jesse Morgan on 2015-10-14

Very exciting... Started off with a tour of the studio. Eric went over the internal structure, explaining why the walls are non-symetrical, redirecting sound reflections and absorbing bass that likes to hangout in the corners... Read More >>