fair enough I take your point :o bit of a lazy arse me sometimes...
but to actually get it to not sound strange or unnatural, and all that work and mouse clicking and moving nodes... seriously I do plenty of dance and pop production as well and I do ENOUGH automation in that. I really dont...
thats what prompted the :confused:
but I just read the 'no longer afraid of EQ' thread and I'm beginning to get the picture... :eek: :rolleyes:
but still no idea who Sontec is. :D I'm a n00b remember!
Should I compress the final mix or not?
I'm sort of torn over this. I basically think that the dynamic range of a (case in point) choral recording should be preserved as accurately as possible... as a result obviously there are some passages which are soft and subtle, and others which are loud...
I cant admit ot owning many mastering/mixing books so I dont have a lot to compare to but....
Mixing with Your Mind by Michael Stavrou (google for it I cant be arsed to find the link now :P) blew me away and INSTANTLY improved my abilities as an engineer by a very significant amount.
Its a bit...
is it possible then to make your own cables, using decent components bought from electrical supplies retailers such as Maplin (thats a UK thing, I'm sure theres many equivalents in the US)? They tend to charge a fair whack for these types of cables....
a similar thing for bnc cables to transmit...
.... as far as I can see theyre just RCA or phono cables, just in the way that an AES/EBU connection is run through XLR, and an xlr cable works fine.... or does it?
anyway, does that mean I can use any RCA typpe lead to connect say a preamp's spdif output to my interface? or would I be...
cool yeah I'm doing allsorts, just recorded a choir on Thursday night at a very nice Christopher Wren church in London... there's a low quality mp3 of the reording on my (currentlly non-existent) website:
www.dartlocationaudio.com/StabatMater.mp3
would love to know what you think.
but as...
Please go right ahead and reccommend some to me - I have a bit of cash to spare... one feature I'm particularly looking for is phase inversion for each channel, something else the mackie desk cant do :(
Hi All,
New here, my name's Jon Bierman and I'm setting up a location audio recording facility, based in London, called DLA. I'm also involved in a lot of dance music production, and I'm in a 10-piece drumnbass/breakbeat/world music band called Keiretsu (www.keiretsumusic.com)
I found your...