How To Work Remotely with ZOOM and LISTENTO - run amazing sessions with Super High Quality Sound!

This is the time to give your remote clients some happy news!

In this video, you will find a solution to work remotely with your clients or studio partners across the globe and offer them top notch sound quality of the music you're working on together!

Now, sit back and let music producer, engineer and studio pro Stephan Oberhoff walk you through his set up which has created one flawless, engaging and joyous session after another for his happy clients!

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Using ZOOM as the communication device (Skype works also but Stephan prefers Zoom due to the conferencing feature which is more developed in Zoom) as well as Audiomover's LISTENTO as the music playback channel the communication is awesome.

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In order to develop a solution to the inherent problem with everything involving online communication and music streaming from studio to studio (or from studio to client), Stephan developed a "dual ducking" scenario which completely avoids the speaker 'blowback' which thus far had plagued all of his online and remote sessions!

"I can't believe the comfort and ease with which all my remote sessions work now ! One time only my client had their computer or internet fail completely - and we were able to stream the high resolution sound over a cell phone - it worked and we got a 100 % successful recording session with a pro background singer working in my studio. We didn't even miss a beat!"

If you need help with setup and hardware or software considerations (Mac only - sorry!) schedule an appointment with Stephan to do a remote setup session with you one on one. Pricing on request.

Contact us at [email protected] for details and pricing.