Whilst articles and even YouTube videos are a great support for learning how to record our piano properly, it’s difficult to ensure people discover them in a sensible order. Equally, often it’s necessary to abridge things to keep them at a reasonable length.
These courses show you how to record piano at home step by step, with clear, practical guidance. They will also support any acoustic musician trying to record, so if you have friends wanting to try this out, please let them know.
You can discover them at the links below:
Record Clear Piano Audio at Home
Audio Recording for Classical Musicians – learn how to record your piano clearly and professionally—even with a simple setup. It also provides transferrable skills for those wishing to go to a more advanced set up.
Enhance Piano Recordings with GarageBand
GarageBand for Classical Musicians – whilst this course uses GarageBand as its basis, you’ll find that all similar software works in a similar way. This is because they are modelled on how actual equipment works in the real world so they will feel familiar to actual audio engineers.
If you’d like to see more about my approach to recording, you can find it here: how to record piano at home (step-by-step guide).