Recent content by NinthHour

hope it works!

hey guys (and gals) not really sure where to post this. But basically i'm living in SE ohio (cambridge/zanesville area) and i've been at the recording thing for quite some time now, due to current limitations in the area of space, and most importantly network of musicians i'm not doing much...

http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/FlexiBoothB/ this thing looks pretty wicked the notable difference is that it is only 48 inches tall however it will still serve its purpose i've got something similar that i built a while back that worked very well. another key difference is that it is...

call me crazy, but if you still have vst 5 on your computer you could look through the plugin folder of that version and take that version of mod delay over to your sx3 plugs folder.. that'd replace the whole plug and you'd essentially be using the old version unless i'm missing something

well the best way imho to go is to get into a DAW with a full feature set because you have to consider that while you can put a track together with FL if you run, say, Cubase you can record live instruments, live vocals, as well as use soft synths as plugins via midi. (as a matter of fact you...

the multimix 16 is what i started my adventure into this hobby with and it sounded pretty good to be honest but that one disadvantage is that they claim you can multitrack out of the box with it when in fact you cant if you are ok with taking your entire mix and swedge it down into a single...

i did actually get some good tracks off of it my studio pc is down right now or i would put up the drumtracks by themselves to give you an idea have you already got your mixer? see my mixer (yamaha O1x0 has 7 preamps and a hi impedance input (basses guitars) but only 2 pres have xlr jacks and...

i would like to speak on CAD's behalf ive got a few of there mics in my collection and the trion 7000 is pretty sweet its a dual element ribbon and can be bought for a touch less than 300 i've had alot of success with that mic and it might be worth looking into for you but by the same token...

i totally agree.. there have been countless discussions on how to mic drumkits up and get "the right sound" but it depends on the genre of music for example a jazz drummer can be suited well with just a dynamic at the kick drum and two sdc's in xy form over the kit and get great results! but a...

i agree with the earlier post that it'll work with dynamics but you'll get such a weak signal you'll find your self processing the heck out of it to get any use and by the time you do that you'll hear alot of line noise in the signal it can work if you run it into a mixers preamp and gain it out...

man if you got 6 for something you should look into a strip like the presonus studio channel or better yet the art VoiceChannel those boxes slam for like 400 slugs and less i dont personally own either, but my boy i used to do alot of work has the prochannel from art and that thing sounds...

well there is a guide here about pc optimization, you'll want virtually nothing running other than your DAW software when tracking and mixing etc. the main thing you can do is go and set your display settings to minimum priority and audio to high priority, make sure that in task manager you have...

well compression is the key to punchy drums and it seems like you got that pegged, as far as a unit to get you there you could surley pick up a bbe maxcom, i got one and it absolutly rocks, it can compress as well as extend your bass frequency response and all for 199$!! (im not a salesman just...

dude, get a yamaha 01x i've been runnin mine for years and it rocks! it takes some time to learn and get working but its well worth the time and you can probably get one for like 300 bucks off ebay!

well man if your saying that you pan 2nd vox hard left and 3rds hard right i would have to ask if those vocal tracks are copied versions of the first. If so all you are doing is increasing the percieved volume a negligble amount and muddying up the stereo field. If are looking for a thick...