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Hey all...seems like I've been mixing, learning, remixing, learning more, remixing for months now. I now have three songs close to done, whatever that means. I'd like to go much further with these, but I think my skill is limited, and I need to stop messing with them, unless someone has some...

Hey guys...I dunno if this is OK in this forum or not, seems OK. If not, my apologies. I love this forum, and don't want to be labeled a SPAMer. Unfortunately, and despite all of your help our CD won't be done by next week. We're close on the CD, but its not quite ready. I need to do a bit more...

I've noticed in the few recordings I've done, that when we're done with the drums, and you listen to them...they sound very "real". By real, I mean...the sound of the drummer playing in our studio and the sound of the recording is very close. You almost can't decipher the recording from the live...

Is anyone mic'ing their snares top and bottom to record...and if so, how do you deal with the phase cancellation. Is there an inexpensive solution? My budget has me using 6-7 SM57 knock offs for all of our recording purposes, so I was wondering if I could some how double mic the snare and not...

I noticed GarageBand coverage is lacking here. I understand it is not nearly as powerful as Pro Tools, Cubase, etc....but is anyone using it? but me of course? :)

I've been experimenting with EQ'ing the master track after my mixing is done, and trying to get a nice consistent sound from song to song so they can be put on a CD together. The mix sounds fine in my software, but once the mastering is done, I get clipping galore in the final mp3. What am I...

There are lots of great conversations here about the music...but what about the CD's themselves? What are you guys doing for your CD artwork? Press packs? etc? Is anyone using lightscribe for the CD art?

I've been working on a mix of a song for my band. It's my first attempt. I've gotten to the point of diminished returns. Changes are not having a dramatic effect anymore, so I was thinking it was time for asking for an experienced opinion. Please be gentle. I am a newb...