Recent content by deejaytrixx

for you to mix vocals? At work I can bang it out fairly quickly at my rate (bout 2 to 3 hours, plus coming back the next day to see if I need to clean everything up..total of around 5 hours)..But of course at home in my hobby studio, it takes like a week! Do I just suck at using my home studio...

For all the mbox haters....I think you can get pretty good results...this is all mbox, and synths.....and a Rode NT1-A mic. Did this as a favor to a friend in his home. I composed it then we laid down the vocals over the space of 2 days. I have some bass traps and treatments at my home that...

Besides reverb and eq, what else do you guys do to get a real noticeable separation bet. front/back and left/right?

Well, I've thrown in the towel from live sound completely and I am off loading some equipment to make room for more studio units. Not to mention, another baby on the way, and my last extra "storage" room has to be turned back into an actual bedroom. For Sale (as of right now) Crest Audio CA-12...

It seems to me that the new version has a dither when you want to go from a higher bit rate to a lower...which makes little sense to me since it has Dither plug-ins standard with every release. Also, there is no plug-in for downward sample coversions....which is the complete opposite issue from...

I am convinced after 3 weeks of recording, this is the BEST pro tools ever built. At home, I am currently using Windows XP Pro (yes no mac) with 3 gigs ram installed..If you want to know about chipset and video driver info PM me..but the system is tweaked of course, for best performance. And...

I've noticed lately that when I first begin my work day I can hear everything pristine clear and concise. After about an hour (monitoring at a relatively low level) I don't hear slight changes as well anymore..I take a break come back..but its never as good as when I first turned on the...

SouthSide Glen and all the other everyday mixers..I was curious..I know I don't mix as much as you guys, but I have yet to run into a situation where I have used reverb in mono, or multi mono and was wondering what practical applications you have found if any for these?

I recently installed my "control room" in a spare bedroom in my house away from the studio. So far installed: *4 corner basstraps (ceiling to floor) - constructed of two layers 9-1/2" thick r-30 batt insulation compressed to 4" covered by a light cotton blend (similar to burlap) * 2 sidewall...

Finally a complete scientific study that we all can use to guarantee getting the best recording, tracking mixing and mastering..a fool proof iron clad formula that both beginners and experts can use to improve their music!! GET LAID!! A lot of u seem like you need it..Crawl out of that...

By reading this forum I think a lot of ppl who have never dealt in the commercial music industry will begin to think that mastering is some crock or fluke of nature only obtainable by the engineering Gods in the 1million dollar studio heaven. It's just not true. And I also hear a lot of ppl...

So yeah, Im not working with the best of computers right now..We had a real bad fire in our studio so now I am working off of back ups on my cheesy home computer. (XP Pro, 1.25 gigs installed, expandable to 3gigs) and a freakin Mbox..not even two, but one...on an LE system..(still got 7 at home)...

Is there anyone experienced in this? My real question is, when you insert your instrument track into protools from Reason, do you do it as a Stereo or Mono track?