(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, October 22, 2013 ) Beaverton, Oregon -- Zanshin Marketing, the owner of the Auphonix brand of audio accessories announces the release of a website aimed at helping the amateur home recording enthusiast take their audio production to the next level.
The idea for Home Recording Home came from the observation that while there is plenty of advice on how to get a basic recording setup, there really isn't much else designed to take the beginner to the next stage. The majority of sites are either aimed at the beginner, or at a producer with years of recording experience.
Home Recording Home fills this gap. Although the website contributors have considerable audio recording experience, the site is deliberately keeping things at an intermediate level. The site will be talking about the entire range of skills needed to successfully create great audio.
Main subject areas are Gear (microphones, pop filters, studio setup), Pre-Production, Production, and Post-Production. And in an important area often missed, the website will also be talking about how to get the best out of your performer. It's impossible to get great audio if your performer is tense.
The site now also has a free membership area, where the most useful information will be kept. Lee Nolan, owner of Home Recording Home has this to say about the free membership area.
"While we wanted to provide as much information to the public as we could, we wanted to create the most useful resource for our members. We can only do this if we are able to interact with them, answer their questions, and uncover their biggest areas of need. The best way to do this is to gather together a community of enthusiasts, which is why we created a free membership area for the most interested people"
Home Recording Home is open now and taking on new members immediately.
About Zanshin Marketing
Home Recording Home is a place for the amateur home recording enthusiast, musician, podcaster, or hobbyist to learn how to master their audio recording skills. Designed for the "intermediate" audio producer, the site assumes the reader has the basic skills of home recording down, but is looking for a hand up to the next level.
