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Project Planning

Its important to have a good understanding of the purpose of the recording project (see Record Production for examples.)  This can impact the execution of the steps below.   Factors such as cost, time requirements, and target audience should be considered.

Studio Setup

Performer location, microphone selection and placement, and equipment setup and testing should all be considered before the recording session begins.

Song Recording

The recording session should be divided into "songs" -- or manageable segments -- of a few minutes in recording time.  As many takes as necessary should be made depending on the purpose determined in project planning.  Individual instruments or instrument groups can be recorded independently and over-layed during editing.

Song Editing

Songs can be edited to remove unwanted portions, combine instruments, and add effects such as reverberation.  The artist should work with the engineer to agree on the right level and type of effects added.

Song Mastering

Multiple recording tracks for a Song are mixed down to two stereo channels.  

CD Mastering

Multiple Songs are written to a single CD that will be used for Production.

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