(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, October 29, 2013 ) Beaverton, OR -- Recording Enthusiasts' website "Home Recording Home" has just recently been rebranded, rejigged, spruced up, modernized, and actually made useful for the amateur home recording artist who wants to really start to learn the secrets of the pros.
Content has been split into categories to make it easier to find, with sections on Gear, Production (including Pre and Post) and People and Music. A free membership, the "Insiders" has also been created and allow access to premium content that goes into much more detail on the subject areas.
The website is being supported by Zanshin Marketing, the creator of the Auphonix Pop Filter. It came about when Lee Nolan, owner of Zanshin and contributor to Home Recording Home, noticed that a number of the pop filter reviews it was receiving on Amazon were from people just getting started out in the field.
"We wanted to give more than just a quality piece of equipment to our customers, we wanted to create a place where they can come on a regular basis and really hone their audio production skills. We believe we have achieved this with Home Recording Home. Our goal is nothing less than making this site the go-to learning place for the amateur who wants to be the best they can be" says Nolan.
There are some simple steps that can be taken to ensure great audio. - Take great care to check for ambient noise. Listen very carefully. The last thing in the world that you want is a perfect audio ruined by a loudly ticking watch. - Take particular care of the walls and corners of your room. If you don't have acoustic paneling consider hanging heavy blankets to kill echoes - Make sure to use a pop filter, such as the one made by Auphonix. This will drastically reduce the impact of plosives.
About Zanshin Marketing
Zanshin Marketing, under its Auphonix brand, retails quality pop filters to the burgeoning home recording market. As well as retailing a pop filter, the company also has a strong focus on the education of its customers in the dark arts of great audio and video production.
