Recent content by zbert

Got the answer. Wavelab 6 is 32 bit and will not work with Sonar running in 64 bit.

I've been using Wavelab 6.11 on my computer running windows 7 64 bit with an i7 processor. I've recently put my copy of Sonar 8.5 64 bit on this computer. Not to record with but to see how software would work with one another in 64 bit. I'll be buying a recoding DAW from ADK soon. Wavelab did...

I must be doing something wrong here and need help figuring it out. I record to an Alesis HD24 then transfer tracks to Sonar 8 for mixing. Most of the tracks sound like I recorded them except for the bass drum. Sounds fine from the HD24 through my Soundcraft Ghost board. Once I put the track in...

Let's make a deal. PM sent.

Hmmmmm should I take the silence as a no?

I have an Aphex 107 2 channel pre if you have any interest.

I tried a bubble machine instead but the soap kept getting all over the board.

Still available if interested. Pretty quiet around my place. Love to make some noise.

Another that comes to mind is during a session the client wanted a super lo fi sounding drum set. I set up my cheapest sounding drums and miced the whole kit with one cheapo sp1 mic in front of the kit. Damn if it didn't work out great.

I've used a baby monitor for background vocals. Had the singer sing into the transmitter and then miced the reciever. I've also used the baby monitor trick for a mix. The song was just a singer using an acoustic guitar. During playback I set up the monitor and miced it in another room. I didn't...

Many thanks for this look into the past.

Looking for some serious home recordists that may need "real" drums for their songs, I play some keyboards too. I mostly play rock (indie, new country, acoustic, etc) and some jazz. No speed metal, sorry. Let me know here (send me a PM) if interested and we cqn talk. And yes, tracks are free of...

You have some good songs going on there. I have no clue who the starting line is but yes you have that kind of vibe to your music. Maybe more like Paramore to me. The mixes have a lot to be desired. Vocals are way too low. Too much compression. Sound all squeezed together. Keep trying. I think...

My suggestion would be is to copy the track with the offending words. Put the track in editing software. I use wavelab. When you find the word you want to edit "expand" the wave. Highlight and mute the word/words you want to get ride of and do a new mix with that vocal track. If you want to hear...

The mods Phil did for me are pretty killer!