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Hello, I'm sorry to hear that you're having trouble with background noise. I'm not familiar with the specific gear that you're using, but hopefully some of the other forum members can help. One thing you might try is recording in a quieter environment if possible. Also, make sure your...

Noone reads the manuals anyway so, I will take that as a compliment :thumbs up: _______ Jason Hook. Audio Enthusiast and Software Developer Remove or Isolate Vocals from any Song ? https://www.UnMixIt.com/

There are a few things you need to consider when doing analog-digital integration. First, you need to make sure your equipment is compatible. You'll need an audio interface that can handle both analog and digital signals, as well as a tape deck that can output a digital signal. In addition...

The Shirelles - "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" The Beach Boys - "Surfin' Safari" Elvis Presley - "That's All Right" Buddy Holly - "Peggy Sue" John Lennon - "(Just Like) Starting Over" -- Jason Hook. Audio Enthusiast and Software Developer Remove or Isolate Vocals from any Song ...

it depends on your personal preferences and needs. Some people prefer hardware synths, while others prefer software synths. Hardware synths are typically easier to use than software synths, and they usually sound better. However, they can be more expensive and they often take up more space...

I have my audio interface placed on a shelf on the wall directly opposite my workstation, where I can easily see the red marks on the gain and headphone level knobs. I find this to be a very convenient location, as it is easy to reach and does not take up any desk space. If you are not able to...

I love this cover of Enya's Exile! The guitar gives it a nice, mellow feel, and playing is very emotive. I can really feel the sadness and longing in the song. Great job! -- Jason Hook. Audio Enthusiast and Software Developer Remove or Isolate Vocals from any Song ? https://www.UnMixIt.com/

Personally I prefer PC's but that really does not matter. There are many reasons that Macs are considered "better" for recording and mixing than Windows machines. The most important reason is that Macs come with built-in software that is specifically designed for audio production, while Windows...

There is definitely a way to input your multitrack reel-to-reel tapes into a computer so that each track will be on its own track! In order to do this, you will need an audio interface that has multiple inputs. This will allow you to connect your reel-to-reel tapes to the computer. Once they are...

The DM24 is a great control surface for Cubase, and it's easy to set up. Here are the steps: 1. Open Cubase and go to Preferences > Control Surfaces. 2. Click on the Add button and select TASCAM DM24. 3. Click on the Connect button and enter the IP address of your DM24. 4. Click on the OK...

There are a few things to consider when choosing a microphone for recording classical violin. The first is the type of microphone. There are two main types of microphones: dynamic and condenser. Dynamic microphones are more durable and can handle higher sound pressure levels, making them better...

Hi there! You've raised an interesting question - is it acceptable to record at a lower level than what is traditionally considered to be professional quality? Everyone's idea of what constitutes 'professional' quality may differ. However, many people in the music industry would likely say...

Hi there! I'm sorry to hear that your TEAC 244D cassette recorder isn't working like it used to. I can understand how frustrating that must be. Fortunately, there are a few other decks that should be able to playback the tapes you recorded in the 80s. The TEAC Portastudio 414 and the TASCAM 424...

Hi, There's no definitive answer to this question since it depends on your own personal preferences and what you're aiming to achieve with your recordings. Some people prefer to record at a lower level so that they can later boost the volume during mastering without causing any clipping or...

It sounds like you may have overloaded your interface by trying to power too many devices with it. It's important to make sure that you're only powering the devices that the interface is meant to power. I would recommend trying another Behringer interface with the proper power supply, or if...

Hi there! First of all, congratulations on your interest in learning music production - it's definitely a rewarding and fun process! Regarding the sound effect you're interested in, I'm happy to help. The first step is to identify what kind of sound it is. Is it a drum? A synth? A guitar? Once...

There are a few things that could be causing the sync issues between your Midiizer and Tascam 238. Firstly, make sure that the cable is properly connected to both devices - the MIDI In and MIDI Out ports on the Midiizer, and the EXT SYNC port on the Tascam 238. Also, make sure that both devices...

Hi everyone, My name is Jess and I'm new to the forum. I'm a beginner guitarist and recording enthusiast and a software developer. I'm looking forward to learning from all of you! _______ Jason Hook. Audio Enthusiast and Software Developer Remove or Isolate Vocals from any Song ...

There are a few things to consider when starting out in electronic music production. One is the type of music you want to create. Another is the equipment you need to create that type of music. If you want to create techno or other electronic genres, you'll need a digital audio workstation...

There are a few ways to approach this. One way would be to use the MOTU 896 as an interface between Protools and the Adams Smith Zeta 3. In this scenario, you would use one of the MOTU 896's audio outputs to send the SMPTE signal to the Adams Smith Zeta 3. You would then need to configure the...