Excellent guide for home recording/studio

[hcantu]

Hi guys!!!
I haven't post anything at all, but I did receive a lot of help reading from you guys when I was having a hard time with my SP-404.
I am primarily a drummer, but I really appreciate the help I received reading in this forum to actually become a not so bad SP musician for my hip hop and electronic music creation.
Since I'm a drummer, I searched online for home recording techniques for drums, but I found this guide and want to share it with you guys.
I think this guide will help all the people in this forum that are having a hard time to record vocals, guitars, or other instruments on top of the loops and samples created with their samplers.

http://www.recordingreview.com/130.html

I think it is a very useful guide for all recording needs for a home studio.
It shows audio examples with different microphones, and much more good stuff.

I bought the whole thing a couple of months ago, and so far I have just read the Setting Up and Drums e-books; but if you just want to check it out, the first e-book is free, which is the Killer Home recording: Setting Up.

What do you guys think of this?
I certainly learned a lot from it.

[Rhua]

Looks good, I'll check this out.

[hcantu]

I already finished the whole book on my free time.
It is very very good. Really learned a lot on making nice home recordings.

Actually, at this moment the whole book it's at a big discount. Not sure what the price is now, but I bought it few months ago, and it is totally worth it. You really save hours researching or troubleshooting on google thanks to this complete guide.

Here it is:
http://www.recordingreview.com/130.html

[mta7388]

on the same topic, this site is an absolute goldmine for home recording/building your own studio/producing:

http://www.tweakheadz.com/