im not sure if im trimming correctly. and, by trimming i mean with my preamps, not cutting the tracks. im not sure if i should go by dB or if i should go as high as i can without anything clipping. what is common practice?
thanks
so ive been looking at some eq recommendations per instrument, and for each instrument they give you what frequency to adjust and in which band. lets take vocals for instance. it says if you adjust your dB in the 150 Hz frequency range then it adds fullness. it also has the ranges and what to...
nevermind. ive just consulted the users manual. i was half right it seems. the wrong part was to say that channels 1 & 2 were line inputs as well. it would appear that the first two are Hi-z whilst the rest are low-z. sorry to waist your time :o
8 Analog Mic/Line Inputs, 2 Instrument Inputs
looking at the front of my interface here, it says the first two inputs are "Mic - Instrument" and 3-8 say "Mic - Line." im assuming, from the above specs, that technically they are all "Mic - Line," but the first two can be "instrument" as well...
im pretty sure this is a cubase thing, but its also a newb question so its placed here.
can anyone tell me what the whole "vst connections - outputs" is for?
you can add busses for stereo and mono, but i have no idea what that means. are these busses ways of monitoring your output thru...
or something with a resonating chamber
i read that if i want a woody sound, use a large condenser
if i want a bright sound, use a small
what is the difference between "bright" and "woody"?
soooo, just for show and tell, heres what i left guitar center with today:
presonus firestudio
proline mini boom mic stand
2x krk rokit 5 near field monitors (plus 2x trs-trs cable)
sterling st31 small diaphragm condenser mic
blue bluebird large diaphragm condenser mic
got a few more things...