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From the perspective of the audience stereo instruments seems weird to me because even big instruments like a piano will sound mono in real life when heard from a distance. This is just a philosophical comment though.

It depends on how serious you take your recordings. I use an excellent Sennheiser HD-202 for tracking, mixing and mastering. :D Now talking about your headphone, I don't think that you should dump it just because one of the sides is dead. Probably everything you need is a new cord or a bit of...

If you have plenty of money Waves stuff is great. Other than that I'd go after free stuff.

Seems like putting fancy wheels on a chariot. It may looks cool but won't turn it in a Ferrari. ? As far as I could understand the OP has a bad computer and is willing to try his brand new tablet as a replacement without spend any cash. I think that if it doesn't work and it comes to the point...

Macs = computers for suckers ?

While I believe that such equipment has "enough" power to work on a very modest project I still keep thinking that this is not for the faint of the heart; but if a tablet is all you have then go for that. I wouldn't advise anyone to use a chisel to tighten a screw but I already found myself...

Whew!

A few considerations... 1) I am 99.9% sure that if your track had been deleted you wouldn't lose the audio recording (which would have been too much more scary in my opinion). 2) Still, if your audio had been deleted you would be able to recover it from your trash bin. 3) Undo and Redo...

A drum is a drum is a drum. I love computer drums. ?

I just found a totally free vocoder VST called TAL-Vocoder that sounds very decent for my needs, specially because I am after that characteristic sound of the 1980s. Here's a video demo of it:

Yeah, I watched a video demo in YT and it seems to fit my needs for much less $$$. :love:

It won't give to me the sound of the songs I mentioned.

I think that OVOX is what I am after. But I will check out the other suggestions. Thanks all! :thumbs up:

I'd like to add some vocoder singing in my tracks such as the found in the chorus of "Talking in your sleep" (The Romantics) and "Mr. Blue Sky" (ELO). I am a poor home producer limited to VSTs and a simple microphone. So I am looking for an easy and cheap way of doing it (if possible)... :-)...

Hi! I am going to overdub a karaoke track where I will replace either the vocals as well the original guitar solos with my own guitar interpretation. This is not a professional task, just a hobby, but I would like to make a minimally decent job. The track in this case is 'Separate ways' from...

I am in the search for a VST with this sound but first I would like to know what is this instrument. It sounds like some kind of "ancient flute" and can be heard here starting at 0:35 and 1:08... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oW_7QbkgS0&list=PLPm9ecS323dhVrRIDw52LdyC6oSzFeTfo&index=8 Any...

Someone has experience recording in a Virtual Machine? PS: I am planning to use VMWare Workstation. Thanks! :thumbs up:

I don't know how the effect I am after is called and at the moment I cannot remind a song that uses that. The best way I can describe it is that it cuts the signal very quickly as if you were shaking a plug with a broken wire. I have heard it in several modern music and it's specially cool when...

Since a few years ago my eyes aren't the same anymore (strained) and those small fonts in Reaper are almost impossible to read for me. There is any way of increase its size?

A couple days ago close to finish the master of one of my albums as usual I put all the tracks in a folder to listen to it as I would do to any regular album to feel how it sounded overall. Everything seemed to be fine except that I noticed a subtle dropout in two songs (that I never had...