You've Got Mics. Now What? The signal chain nobody talks about — and the order you should actually build it. Part 3 of the Recording Smart series. Parts 1 and 2 covered mic philosophy and mic selection. This one covers everything your mics are feeding into — and why it
Four tiers of microphones that can record an entire album. Real picks from a working Hollywood studio — no filler, no affiliate links.
You do not need more microphones. You need better ones — and a clearer idea of what you are trying to do with them.
The moment playback hits is not the time to apologize for what you're hearing. Here's how to make sure you never have to.
From recording in his parents' basement to contributing to a Grammy-winning album, Clay Blair's journey is driven by one simple truth: great records happen when you stop chasing trends and start chasi
In 1967, while the Summer of Love was happening in San Francisco, the year Sgt. Pepper was released, the year music was changed forever with psychedelia, a little room on Hollywood Boulevard was built
In a world of multi-room complexes, Boulevard Recording has stayed deliberately small. One incredible room. One client at a time. One focus: making great records.
There's a reason why some of the most iconic albums in rock history share a common thread—and it's sitting right here in our control room at Boulevard Recording.
From the console at Boulevard Recording Studio, where vintage meets modern.
Boulevard Recording
59 years on Hollywood Blvd. The room where Rumours was mixed. Ready for your record.
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