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Want to learn more about audio recording and the music industry? The team at 3Moons Audio have come together to create a fun and insightful podcast, full of hot takes and wacky opinions on the world of audio recording and music. We are 3 unique audio engineers with different backgrounds and experiences, and we hope to both share our knowledge and learn a thing or two about audio recording, music and the world.

Featuring guest artists and engineers from Seattle, WA!

Visit our website to learn more about 3Moons Audio at 3moonsaudio.com
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Computers. They are the backbone of our studios, they are the workhorses that dominate our digital world, and yet we often have no idea how they work. Today, Jordan dives into the inner workings of the personal computer, and sheds some light on what each component does! Most importantly, Jordan will discuss how and why this pertains to audio recording.... and why YOU should care when purchasing your next DAW monster machine.
Classic Compression

Classic Compression

2020-02-0650:19

If you’ve ever been to a studio, chances are you’ve seen an 1176 or LA-2A. Maybe even a few Distressors or DBX units too. If you're REALLY lucky you've even stumbled across the Fairchild 660. Thats right, today is all about analog compression! We give a brief history of some of the most coveted gear in audio.
The biggest audio event of the year, The NAMM Show, just finished up its four-day-long stint in LA, and our own Gavin Olson had the chance to visit the show this year. Today we’ll discuss all things NAMM 2020 as we pick Gavins brain and each share our thoughts on the new gear announced.
Team 3Moons is talking more mics! Favorite mics, mic history, Mic...Tyson? This is a fun one for sure! 
Today we're discussing the process of recording step-by-step. From picking out your microphones, to overdubs and comping, we'll walk you through the entire process and hopefully shed some light on what exactly happens during a recording session!
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