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Ok i have a cheap pair of headphones i use to hear the beat when recording vocals .they arent the little cheesy ones but the ones that hhave the bass boost so you can tell it s there.but anyways when using em on my old SB soundcard they were loud and I could turn them up to the point wheere they...

Ok I got an OktavaMk 319 running to a Presonus tube pre amp and into a 2496 Audiophile and lately it seems that every other recording has this hiss or buzz..it s not every time but only sometimes.i ve checked wires and unplugged them and replugged them back in and it doesnt seem to be a certain...

Real quick for rap vocals is a 57 or 58 better i ve read all the debates but never saw a straight up yes or no for which one would suit rap vocals.thanks

Okay heres the deal right now Im using a Shure AXS1, which is just a borrowed mic, and runnign it straight to my SB live Soundcard......So right now I have to select the +20DB option under my sound control menu on windows and when I do that then of course the static comes up with it...

First off I dont know about midi but I understand that its not music and that it s ajust data....now my problem is that I got this midi controller and Im trying to figure out how to incorporate it into my music.I liek to create loops from samples in Fruity loops and then export as wav. over to...

I was wandering if anyone has any ideas on how to get that dirty drum sound on your drums when creatinf drum loops.....my example would be like maybe some of the old Cypress Hill beats or even the old House of Pain beats use these dirty type loops and I know a lot of the time they are just drum...

Ok i record on a crappy mic so I know thats problem A. but myquestion is what are some techniques or ways I can get my vocals to sound more blended in and not make em sound so I guess just plain....I add some effects and I can get it to sound ok sometimes but it still just doesnt SIT in the mix...

Ok I ve gotten my beats that I make which are rap beats to sound ok by using ozone......so my question is is should I get my beat sounding right by using compression and other tools in ozone first and then compress my vocals and add reverb etc. and get them to sound right and then mix em into...

I need help on just how much I should compress my vocals to try and help them get fattened up...I also read that taking down the mids by EQ ing it help s it to sit in the mix better which is also a problem Im having so if I EQ the mids down a bit how much compression should I apply....i.e. ratio...

Ok I need a pre amp but I have no clue what one to get as I know nothing about hardware.......Could I get a beater radio shack mixer for 50 ......I just need something to help out my vocals and make em stronger sounding and I know radio shack is not good ut thats about all I got unless I get...

ok I record with some beater Sony mic and my vocals just sound THIN and I ve tried bass boosting and EQing but it still just is weak....I ve even double recorded and layered it but still just weak so I was wandering if you guys got any ideas.........Im just running the mic to my soundcard cuz...

Ok now I dont have any fresh equpiment or hardware but Im tryin to get by with the software I got...........I ve been a madman hunting on the Web for mastering techniques and I ve aquired Ozone by Izotope and I like it but one wuestion that I have never gotten an answer on is Mixing volume...