Denver Recording Studio

As an Engineer at one of Denver’s most diverse recording studios I get the privilege of working with clients of all different musical backgrounds. I have found that getting to know an artist and trying to really understand there vision is really tantamount to reaching the clients desired result. I dont mean simply knowing

Hey Denver music fans, just a quick line to let you know about a great young Denver band called alreshay, the band has been is the studio here at CCM this past weekend laying down some great tracks for a soon to be released demo I am very exited about. Check them out at www.myspace.com/alreshay […]

Just a quick note to all the up and coming engineers out there about the importance of making sure the artists recording in your studio are using the best available instruments at all times. I have learned myself the hard way how important it is to know exactly what instruments you are going to be […]

At CCM we record a lot of band projects and placement of the vocals is one of the most critical processes in creating a final mix.

When recording a full band or large ensemble of any style one of the most critical processes that needs to be handled with care is the stereo or spatial imaging done while in mix mode. So, youve just finished your recording session, things went well and youve got possibly many many trax to work with […]

Audio engineering utilizes an array of specialized equipment and to get professional results you need to fully understand the gear you are using when recording. MIcrophones in particular each have unique properties that make it especially important to make wise choices when choosing what mic to use for different instruments. Each microphone has is own […]

Here at CCM we track a lot of guitars, i mean a lot of guitars. Electric, acoustic, you name it weve tracked it. Today Id like to talk a bit about recording electric guitars and a couple of quick tips for getting good sounds. First and foremost before we talk about mics and preamps etc.. […]

Mid-side is a great technique for capturing wide stereo images on tape. It is great for small ensembles, guitars, or guitar duets, etc… To do this you will need

Greetings recording community and gear junkies alike. Last time we started talking about how the NY style of compression works and talked about the process of re-recording a stereo drum track and making sure that it is in phase with the original track. So, now that we have a duplicate track set up in phase […]

At Colorado Creative music recording studios we work daily with artist of all types and genres of music. In my opinion it is when the tracking or actual recording of audio has been completed that much of the really creative work starts. One of the most commonly used and misused effects in mixing and recording […]