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Hi everyone, need some advice on treating my practice room so recordings can be made. Not making anything to distribute professionally, however would like to be able to do some demos, etc. I've read about bass traps, laying carpet, etc. but would like to get some opinions on my room...

This was done "one off" with a universal pre and a neumann something-or-other large membrane mic. Guitar and vocals are recorded on the same Mic, very vintage sound I think. It's a Bob Dylan song. Critique and comments are welcome. http://soundcloud.com/subway-tunes-music/dont-think-twice

Hello, here is a song I am trying to get right. just 2 guitars and vocals, but difficult enough for me. A question: during the intro, you can hear a kind of buzzing (almost an oscillation?) sound. this is on the guitar track. This was recorded in stereo, 2 Mics X/Z. Any ideas what the sound...

Yours truly on vocals and backup guitar- Comments always welcome! http://soundcloud.com/subwaytunes/around-the-corner-1

Hello, There are similar posts in this forum, however I can't find an answer to my query, so here it goes. I am looking for suggestions for a microphone for male vocals in a studio environment. Music style includes ballads, a bit of pop/folk stuff but nothing heavy. Think Paul Simon maybe...

Open for any comments or critique! Back To You by subwaytunes on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free Thanks! SG

Hello, It took me a while to realize, but I don't know what the hell I am doing with this, thus posting here in the Newbie section. My software works fine, my recorder is great, levels are perfect, mics, instruments, etc. all good, (been doing that for some time now with live sound). I have...

Hello, I have 2 guitar tracks and one vocal track. The recordings are clean and I can get the sound I need with the software I am using . My question is, how can I "position" the sounds in the stereo spectrum? Some details: 1 guitar is rhythm, chords and the other is finger picking. Singer...