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Can any of you pros help me figure out what would work in the space I have detailed in the attached jpeg. The alcove on the left is 9'x2' and the overall size of the room is 13'x20'. I am wanting to build a control room and a recording room for drums/vocals/etc. Please feel free to use or...

My Killer crunch guitar sound: 1)Buy a pod pro 2)Smile 3)Sit back in the chair in front of my DAW 4)Record a stereo track with 1st (bridge) position on Strat (Bright) 5)Record 2nd stereo track in 2nd position(Warmer) 6)Pan like: [ W1 W2 center B2 B1 ] 7)Crank...

I am wanting to put together a Professional sounding rig and can't afford a Protools TDM system yet. I have been given a couple of options: Nuendo with a Motu 1296 on PC and DP3 with a Motu 1296. Any word on these as a solid pro combination?

I read some of the old posts on this and saw some talk about the types of reverb used. I had been trying to use a long hall and switched to a medium room, kinda like a Creed sound. This seemed to clear up the mix a lot, even with dverb. I also saw a post about layering different types of reverb...

I am recording in Protools LE. I have a song completed and am trying to mix. I have captured great sounds and by themselves, they are wonderful. My mix seems to be good in respect to left to right and from top to bottom. I am having some trouble getting the depth I want in the mix. I am...

I have done it on DA-88's and we popped in a hair of a second before a kick and it was seamless. I have punched and cut and pasted drums tons of times in protools and it is much easier because of crossfades.

Chris Farley was hilarious.

I do most of my writing in the car. I always carry with me a pocket sized digital recorder. I store ideas for months and play them back when I have time to think. I then play it back and write it down for the band, once I have something finished.;)

Hi guys, George, I just found this thread and wanted to be a part. I am a Worship Leader in Houston, Texas. I have been writing since 85 or so, christian music specifically since 88 and songs for praise and worship exclusively since 1990. I have written many styles and types of songs but feel...

Hi guys, George, I just found this thread and wanted to be a part. I am a Worship Leader in Houston, Texas. I have been writing since 85 or so, christian music specifically since 88 and songs for worship worship exclusively since 1990. I have written many styles and types of songs but feel...

Only bummer is that 12 channels would limit you in recording live.

DON'T GET MAD... I used to be a JBL nut. I plurged and bought EAW speakers for our house system. They are great speakers but cost about 2000 per cab. I was forced to cheap out on the monitors and bought the Yamaha SM-15V's and 12's Club Series. OMG They don't have the harsh nasal sound of...

Sorry, it is sliders. However, you do get numeric values to help. The plugs do not use vst. Motu and Protools both use proprietary plug ins, if I am not mistaken. The quality of the DIGI plugins are much higher than the VST and equal or better, according to Sweetwater.

I know a producer that uses motu. He says that in recording analog audio, he gets lots of artifacts. Motu is best for MIDI and Protools LE is better with analog sound and editing. You can go up to 18 inputs... 8 with given DIGI box, 8 with addon, and 2 more via second add on with optical outs...

I have heard several complaints about the sonic quality of Pro-Tools but the truth remains...there are many high quality projects on the Radio and in the Stores right now that are made on Pro-Tools. ie... Filter, Ricky Martin (I hate even mentioning his name) and others. In a home or project...

Protools LE offers the highest quality, most inputs, and greatest flexibility. I know someone (Professional Producer) who uses MOTU and he keeps getting digital artifacts. Most all in one recorders are permanently limited to 8 inputs and most at 16bit! Granted that with Protools LE, you have to...

I would put him in the distant room with the amp and cabinet, mic it, run it through a snake to the control room. A guitar and cabinet speak to each other and interact. Take advantage of it...great overtones and harmonics...crank it!!:cool:

Alan, have you tried Texas Music Emporium @ I-45N and 1960,ph281-875-3200? They carry some non-mainstream products like Yorkville monitors.

I just got my C-1 Studio projects mic. I sang with it for about 30 minutes. OMG...I heard things...you know...things. Great Sound....definite Neumann territory. Thanks Alan!!:cool: