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It depends on examples and mixing credits. Probably a range of 5-15k. I agree this is the best approach, but I don't want to publicly post songs. Anyone interested may DM me for a sample.

Hi, I have a high quality/energy rap album that needs mixed. It has lots of layers/panning. Looking for someone who likes to experiment with FX/texture to produce portfolio level tracks. Someone who doesn't care if a track takes multiple days to get right. Mixer needs to understand vocal...

I spent the day trying to fix it again and succeeded. Thanks for the push! I figured out that Adobe Audition for whatever reason processes/reads FX plugins even if they aren't in use. I had hundreds turned off/not used FX throughout my projects. Once I deleted those things significantly sped up...

I should have kept my questions simpler. I'm not looking for percentages or magical numbers. I'm wanting to understand the difference between using the Mid function turned to mono vs L/R. Like what exactly is the difference and which I should be using for ducking my bass, drums, and percussion...

You'd have to go into the hardware section of your computer and uninstall/disable the device. It'll kill your internet connection, but it might resolve the issue. Sometimes poorly written drivers can bottleneck your processor. You might also go into the BIOS and disable it entirely. If you have...

Have you tried uninstalling your wireless/network card? Nearly two decades ago I had a similar issue and uninstalling that fixed the stutter.

I've been dealing with a similar issue for months. Finally figured out what was causing it.... 1. Autotune... For whatever reason unless tracking is set to 1 I'll get loud clicks/pops. 2. Audio clips with large peaks. Meaning if I apply Autotune prior to these clips being de clipped, limited...

I liked the AT4040, but it also had a similar issues with the top end. Lots of sibilance that was difficult to edit out. But the clarity was good. I'm going to give them until Christmas and then move on... It's crazy how long they take to ship out orders.

I like my NT1-A. The highs are just too brittle/sharp, but I love the energy/clarity. I wish I could get that clarity but without the harshness. I bought a Stam nearly five months ago. Still waiting for it to come in.

For others who might find this thread, the chip sounds were created by the attack/release being too slow on Trackspacer. It was halfway ducking notes leaving weird artifacts on fast moving FX/instruments.

Hi, I'm trying to use Trackspacer to carve some space in some very dynamic instrumentals. Primarily because the bass/kick is very strong and the instrumentals have quite a bit of panning. How I have things setup sounds ok, but I feel like it could be better. According to videos and such that...

Hard to say. I bought the beat. The producer claims everything is royalty free. I would presume you'd hear it isolated too not just on export? I've attached a sample.

I have a full song session in Adobe Audition. For whatever reason one of my instrument layers is causing a loud chirp sound. It repeats at the exact same spots throughout the track. The instrument is a flute. When I listen to the file individually, the chip sound isn't there. There's nothing...

I wonder how good this; https://www.blezzbeats.com/vocodine Thanks for the info/advice. I think I'll hold off for now.

I'm just a vocalist. Never really attempted to play anything before. I don't have any instruments. I thought about just getting a cheapy mini midi keyboard, but I presume playing it via computer and recording vocals at the same time would cause massive latency? This would not be for live use...

But what affordable option would work best? I was considering a Behringer MS-1-RD, but it seems they are discontinued. Every other synth seems to be super expensive.

I currently use an NT1-A with a RME Babyface. Sounds fine minus the top end being really harsh. Especially when mixed with multiple layers. I probably could handle it if I only recorded with one, but I usually do like 5-10 layers of dubs/harmonies. The sibilance becomes a time intensive editing...

I understand that. But I also had a Cloudlifter. It still produced an incredibly weak, flat, and noisy recording. I sold it years ago.

I mean for gear. I don't currently have a keyboard/synth. I'm trying to figure out what is the cheapest device I could use to get a good sound. Not looking to invest a ton of money into it because it might not be something I end up liking. Any advice?

A Focusrite 2i2