by Crash Symphony | Mar 31, 2016 | Blog
Recording studios sydney feature – Alternate Guitar Tunings: Love Mumford and Sons? Joni Mitchell? Led Zeppelin? Patti Griffin? Have you tried to play their songs but just couldn’t make them sound quite right? Welcome to the world of alternate tunings. Not all...
by Crash Symphony | Mar 30, 2016 | Blog
An important element of the recording studio design is lighting and especially lighting effects. You can bring much atmosphere to a dark recording studio with carefully designed lighting. Recording Studio: Lighting There are various options that can be used to make...
by Crash Symphony | Mar 26, 2016 | Blog
Pure magic, the New Age Sansula is a delight to play. Perhaps the most beautiful sounding kalimba heard in Recording Studios Sydney, and with nine notes it is not so complex. Recording Studios Sydney: The Hokema Sansula The Sansula is one of the most beautiful...
by Crash Symphony | Mar 24, 2016 | Blog
Sydney Recording Studio clients these days are many and varied. With the melting pot that Sydney has become it is increasing common for ethnic music such as “Salsa” to be recorded at our Sydney Recording Studio. The Word “salsa” means “dressing” or...
by Crash Symphony | Mar 24, 2016 | Blog
The Mandinka kora is a unique instrument with a harp-like appearance and a notched bridge similar to that of a lute or guitar. Found in many an African recording studio it sounds somewhat like a harp, but its intricate playing style can be closer to flamenco guitar....
