FreddyG said:Hi there,
the secret of mastering&mixing./QUOTE]
Let someone else do it. Secret to everything. Much like paying taxes.
House,masteringhouse said:practice, skill, a good ear, and some decent gear and musicians.
Such perception!!!!..........noisedude said:All the secrets to mastering and mixing are in Sonusman's article. Very worth your time, Ed, I mean, random new member.
SouthSIDE Glen said:Job #1, Fred, is to not hit the record button until you are ready to give a performance that is worth sticking to disc. Practice until you can do it in you sleep.
Yeah, I can see that would especially be true if the band is doing it's own recording and there is no outside listener's perspective.Handsome Al said:Actually I find that it's best to get a draft recording down as soon as possible.
Which is about half of what you have at 3800 posts in 18 months, which averages over 211 posts in the same amount of time. Plus my posts answer questions or discuss topics relevant to the forum and thread (this one being the exception).noisedude said:You have 111 posts in under a month. At least I bother to closer the door and get my feet under the table before I start handing out the insults.
Again, who or what have I insulted? I said absolutely nothing about the quality of you posts.noisedude said:Uh-huh. So now you're insulting my posts too.
At least have the decency to stand by your words. I came here to share and learn too, and I've been doing at least half of that since long before I actually signed up to be a member.SouthSIDE Glen said:Which is about half of what you have at 3800 posts in 18 months, which averages over 211 posts in the same amount of time. Plus my posts answer questions or discuss topics relevant to the forum and thread (this one being the exception).