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During my last couple of projects, i noticed how much i really need to get some bass traps up in the studio. I do not have alot of money to spend but i heard of a very cheap and effective bass trap you can make with a rubber garbage can. however, i think those would look a little silly in the...

How good do the Delta series Win2k drivers work? Are they buggy? Do they work pretty smooth? What all is missing in them? Darnold

Im a little confused how software dithering plugins work. Im making a huge upgrade on my studio within the next few months, and i will be recording everything in 24/96. my computer will now be used mainly for mixdown, and editing if i need it to. but my question is, when i mix everything down...

I have been on this forum for almost a year now. I see many questions dealing with "What computer should I buy?", "does this company make good computers for audio recording?", etc. Most companies build there computers based on computer games, and solutions for small business. However, these...

what if i mic'd overheads with 3 mics. the reason. i think the overhead mics are very important. and i want to use my AT4033 as an overhead. the problem is i only have 1 AT4033. so would it be worth it to use the AT4033 in the middle, and do small condensor AT mics stereo left and right?? i was...

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OK ive heard all about all the best priced monitors like the Event 20/20 and the Tannoy Reveals, etc. But what about the amps for them? (the passive ones). I would consider saving up $300 for some tannoy reveal monitors, but what kind of amp do i get for it? can i use one of my Mackie 1400i's...

I think this comes more from the bands themselves then the sound engineer and times. I understand and have questioned the same things and have come to realize, people want more than real. And im not really talking about people who buy the CD are the ones who want that sound, but the bands that...

Im wondering what would be the best way to put of sound absorbtion in my sudio. The room is huge, and the problem right now is the walls are brick, so the room is very live. Im right now, going to build 3 or 4 mobile foam pannels, so i can move them around and put them around drums, vocals, etc...

Alright. Basically, im having drop out problems in Cakewalk. Ive been having these problems for quite sometime now but i have just been putting up with them. I know alot about computers, and even run a computer business. Which is why im so baffled to why i cant figure out how to fix this problem...

Im gettin pissed about trying to record the trombone. Ive tried everything that i know of the record and make it sound good, but all i get is a week, distorted, etc sound, even after EQ and compression. Ok, heres my setup, Mackie 1604 VLZ, Delta 44 Soundcard, Sonar (or Cakewalk Pro Audio 9.03...

Im trying to decide what mic i should by. Im thinking the AKG 3000B or the Rode NT2. What do you people recommend? (since i dont have anywhere around to demo them). also im open to any other options.

Ive had a problem recording the snare drum on a set for quite some time. I can get the rest of the set to sound just fine but the snare always has some kind of tinny sound (on a SM-57). whats the best way to fix this?? ive tried mic placements which helped a little. i turned the threshold up on...