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i'm havin a bit trouble with this converter. how come after i convert the wav to mp3 with this convert, the file reads as "0" bytes and it says "windows cannot recognize the file/ the player might not support the codec?" thanks for any feedback

is there any other software that can do what har-bal does or even better?

does anyone know of any good mp3 encoder that i can convert my wav files to mp3 so i can post them on the net with the highest mp3 quality available? link will be nice! thanks

what exactly does pre and post mean when inserting effects? and does effects like delay and reverb usually go pre or post?

is it possible to record in a different program and just use pro tools le for mixing the project even if you dont have any pro tools hardware?

is there any way to prevent latency at all? or if not is there a way to recover from it? cause my acoustic guitars are not lined up with the beat after i throw on a waves(plugin) effect on it.

What do i do after after i create a beat in fl, how will i be able to mix it in samplitude? say the beat in fl is 4 minutes long and i have 15 different sounds, do i have to solo each instrument and render each one seperate in fl (which each sound is gonna last for 4 minutes since the beat is 4...

does samplitude not allow direct x plugin automation? because i only see it for vst automation.

what is the difference between TDM plugins vs other plugins? are they better than other plugins? also can they only be used in pro tools software? Has anyone every tried using the eventide reverb plugin before? if so how good is it and is it better than the waves Rverb and Trueverb?

i was readin another forum about the matress trick in order to get dry vocals and i was just wondering how this was done. what size beds do you need and how many beds in order to accomplish this? also how big show the room be to do this?

i was readin another forum about the matress trick in order to get dry vocals and i was just wondering how this was done. what size beds do you need and how many beds in order to accomplish this? also how big show the room be to do this?

whats the best way to set up the presonus firepod cause the manual doesnt really explain it as much. and where should i plug in my mic at? in the slot that says mic/instrument or the slots that say mic/line (i only have a mic to plug in for now). is it best to set the gain up until the red light...

i bought a presonus firepod today. my question is is my presonus now my sound card? and do i uninstall the sound blaster audigy after installing the presonus?

the presonus firepod comes with cubase LE, so does this mean it can only be used with the cubase program and no other program like acid or samplitude?

is it better to record a lead vocal in mono and then make a duplicate of the track and then hard pann them? or it doesnt make a difference (besides putting effects on them seperately)

is it better to send reverb to an aux bus or put the reverb directly on the track or it doesnt make a difference? (e.g. Puting reverb or delay directly on the vocal track or setting up an aux running reverb or delay ad then sending the vocals through the aux bus) thanks

is there a better way to get rid of most of the frequency under 100hz on vocals besides doin a high pass because the high pass doesnt seem to work to good and i listen to commercial acapellas and the vocals still sound thick even tho most of under 100hz is almost totally gone.

does anyone know of any standalone software vu meter plugin that i can get so i can use in fl studio?

when someone says they get about 6 db gain reduction that means that the gain reduction meter stays on 6 or jus when peaks come? might be a confusing question but if you understand it please reply. What is yalls approach when compressing vocals? thanks

what is it that hip hop mixers use to get the kicks to sound real hard n punchy? i tried to do it with a compressor and tried to increase the low end frequency but all it does is make it muddy without adding and BIG punch to it. feedback will be appreciated. thanks