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levels in digital domain I have been reading a lot of info on where to keep levels when recording and mixing strictly ITB. Almost every thread i have been reading ends up in a debate and the main reason for the thread gets lost to an argument. When I first started recording digitally i would...

I just installed sonar x1 producer on my newly built pc. I did the complete install on the c drive which is a crucial m4 128 gb ssd. My question is how to setup sonar to optimally run with my three hard drives. I know that drive c should be OS, programs, vst dll. files. The other drives i have...

I have just finished my new daw build. The components are as follows: Windows 7 professional 64 bit sp1 oem case: coolermaster 690II advanced PSU: corsair hx 650w cpu: I7 2600k sandy bridge ram: corsair vengeance 1600 ddr3 1.5v low profile 16g (4x4) mobo: asus p8z68 v-pro gen 3 cpu cooler...

I have bought all the parts for my new daw and went with the asus p8z68 v pro gen 3 mobo. I will be using 1 crucial m4 128 gig ssd with two 1tb wd caviar blacks 6/gbs 64 mb cache What would be the best configuration for this setup? Ill be using the ssd for os and programs but im still not sure...

I'm going with RME HDSPe RAYDAT for the interface. I run sonar X1 and need help choosing pc mobo and processor. I've been looking at i7 core 2700k and need help deciding what the best choice for CPU and mobo. Scince I am building a new tower any help on the build would be great. I also would...

This is the monitor mix of the song I posted earlier. Any more pointers would be great. Thanks for the help. http://snd.sc/o6XGkf

This is a rough mix of a song I just finished. I mixed it on headphones but ill have more time to do a detailed mix on my monitors tomorrow. The song is called Saturday night. Thanks..... Saturday night

I have been posting a lot of questions about drums lately because for learning mixing i always want to start with getting the drums sounding as good as i can before moving on. Set but don't forget method i guess. Ill have a good idea of the songs overall sound but i seem to like to start mixing...

Since i have been mixing a lot more lately and referencing recordings by other artists in the genre of the project im mixing i am noticing a trend. I might be hearing other AEs ability's to even out things and make tracks blend and seem extremely cohesive but im also thinking that there may be...

I need some input on the drums for a hard rock song im working on. If possible give me advice on how to make it sound better and maybe share a few tips and tricks. I really like the drum sound on the new Green Day album and thats what im going for. Thanks in advance. drum example

My question is: To achieve Professional mixed and mastered audio volume on your home recording tracks should you compress most or even all tracks in a project individually to a degree so it evens them out. I'm not talking about smashing their signals but just enough to even out transient...

I will be working on a project in sonar 8.5 producer and when i freeze one then unfreeze to further work on that track the vst changes to a different one. Has anyone else had this happen and do you know of a fix. Thanks a lot.

Is there any sites that you guys could direct me to for advanced mixing and mastering techniques? I have a basic understanding but i would like to learn as much as i can. I'm sure someone is going to say you cant just learn this stuff but i need to understand the technical things that go along...

I am using sonar 8 producer, fl studio 9, m audio axiom 25, and a dsp 2000 soundcard. Could anyone give me some advice on how to run all this the best way possible. I know this is vague but im not sure how to ask the question im seeking an answer for if that makes sense.