Product Description

Recording is the magazine musicians depend upon to make better recordings, become better-educated when purchasing new equipment, and stay abreast of the latest industry developments.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #547 in Magazine Subscriptions
• Formats: Magazine Subscription, Print

Customer Reviews

Friendlier end of the scale...
It can be kind of fluffy and thin, with maybe one or two really good meaty articles (usually too short) per issue, with a bit too much fluff in between, too many press releases (jeez I hate press releases that pass for "news"). For that, 3 stars.

Nevertheless, it has a friendly, engaging, and easy-to-read approach that isn't as podunk as Home Recording, but sadly not as cool as EQ, and certainly not as seriously professional as Mix ($$$). It'd be a great subscription for a teenager or new musician just getting into songwriting and/or recording, but who doesn't necessarily aspire to be an engineer.

Which I guess is the whole idea. For that, 4 stars.

Outstanding Magazine Better Than The Competition
I hear everyone say that Mix is a better magazine than Recording and I say nonsense. This mag is a great mag about home recording and the recording industry. After the first issue of Recording Magazine, I cancelled my subscription to Mix. I like the reviews in Recording much better, but what I like the most are the seperate columns each month about each band instrument. Each month a column is written pertaining to bass, guitar, drums, and vocals. These columns give the readers tips and insight on how to improve and get different sounds out of each instrument. I love it.

Probably the best of the recording magazines out there
This is probably the best of the magazines dealing with recording out there. It gives a lot of good information,not just product ads like some of the other magazines. It's definitely worth the money for the amount of knowledge you gain from the articles.