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Great feedback.. These were my two biggest annoyances. The main one being the stereo image on the piano. I don't even have anything panned 100% L/R, but I guess I'll have to bring it into around 40% L/R and go from there. Maybe a stereo compressor would be good too. Everything is treated in...

Hey guys, it's been a while since I've posted and I thought I'd check in. Just finished recording a live 3 piece classical trio in a living room full of about 30 listeners. This is my first time recording classical music, and under such conditions. Let me know what you think! House Classical...

Setting up a sidechain to open a gate with whitenoise behind it is not hard. Simple setup a bus from the snare to a track with white noise, or tone (I do this a lot with kick's). Insert whatever plugins you need to make the second track blend well with your original snare track, and then setup...

lol.. I guess it would help if I posted a working link.. I just converted it to .mp3 and posted it to another server. Try this: Http://hitwarehouse.com/mp3s/HourGlass-Tilted-Mix4.4.mp3 Looking forward to your input!

It's not horrible... Dang, that sucks.. Even in a rush, a simple dampening ring on the snare, or a gel would have fixed that right up. You could try and work it more with EQ or maybe do some drum replacement with drumagog or something similar? Good luck!

Okay, so I stepped wayyy outside of my comfort zone mixing this track (and I think it shows.) So if you guys could give me some direction on this, I'd appreciate it! This is a mix project, and re-tracking anything is out of the question unfortunately. Notes: - There was a lot of bleed in...

Can we maybe hear a snippet of the track?

I might be down if I can vibe with the beat... Drop me an invite if you don't mind... jeepboynick@yahoo.com

I ALMOST passed this one up because I have an ftp/web server that I use for file hosting & sharing. But after further investigation, I figured that this is a really quick and easy way to keep some of my files / docs synch'd with other computers. Sure beats dragging around my USB thumbdrive, or...

Now you're really gonna send him into a loop :P

Well, if it's not clipping on the input of the EQ, then I would just attenuate the EQ output gain, and compensate with the volume fader. Or like you mentioned, try switching EQ's. Good luck!

I'm feeling a hint of One Republic - "Too Late" (in particular) for this one. Big reverb'd kick, ambient snare & strings. Subtle, yet existent bass line. It might be far fetched, but I'd be interested to hear some synth playing off of strings, wayyyy off in the background as a filler track...

LOL, man, this strangely reminds me of Spam and Vienna sausages rolled up into 1 with stuffing. Let us know how that goes down :D

At the top there is an input gain, and an output gain. Are you sure you're not clipping to track? Is there anything else in your signal chain before that EQ that could be boosting the signal going to the EQ? I'm just thinking out loud here... but here are a few troubleshooting questions that...

If you recorded it, mixed it, and are still able to stand behind the quality of your music. You're an audio engineer. The caliber of which may yet to be said. There are good, and there are bad audio engineers. Listeners ears will be the judge of that. Now, quit being name calling pussies...