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I asked this question in a similar post. Someone suggested isolation headphones. Too expensive for me, but I am going to save up. It's hard enough to get a drummer to listen, especially when he's deaf. I don't remember the brand of phones but if you search for headphones posts you might find it.

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That definately helps, I'll play around in C and C what I can come up with. I guess the learned skill is getting from one ponit to the other smoothly. Thanks

Seems like a cool song. Words are good, but if we can't hear the song then we can't offer suggestions on anything else. The words are good though

Do a search for drum overheads and I am sure you will find what you are looking for.

Unfortunately I agree, but that is exactly the problem with folks today. There is no such thing as "cheap" music. It's either good or bad. The looks of your cd hopefully won't be sells them. Yes it might help in a record store, but your music, live show, and over-all networking skills will sell...

I am going to get the bulk of 100 for $79 bucks. I found a local printing press that prints onto cardboard. I am going to have them print the jackets for me. No cases, peple just throw them away, make sure you get your contact info on the cd in case the "case" is seperated from your masterpiece...

Hi Everybody! I am looking for some advice on how to write a good key change in a song, something simillar to the change in "My Girl",dramatic and lengthy. Any advice will do

On my first cd I printed all the labels myself. I ended up giving most of the customers new copies with no label because they were coming off and screwing up cd play. I'm with Chris, printed. www.diskfactory.com I think thats the link. If not then, www.musiciansfriend.com and look to the right

I hung a some old curtains up in the corner and pinned it up on both sides. Whenever I need a vocal/iso booth I just let it down and close it up :)

Our song went to #24 in a day. I think it is judged on how may plays you get a day. Send your link out to eneryone you know and post it on a few mixing sites and watch it climb the charts! Does it mean anything, probably not. It would look good in a press kit to say that your first single hit...

I really want to listen but I don't want to open of save file. Is there anyway I can listen to it as a stream?

I have no experience with autotune, but I hear it all the time. At least I think I do. It changes the sound of a voice when it is applied, it almost sounds like a phaser, no? I swear I can hear it...??

Welcome to the forum!!!!! I use a digi001 w/pro tools at home. It seems that most of the "high end" editing softwares are comparible. The 001 came with the sound card, interface, and software. At my work we record with an M audio Delta 66 interface. We use cool edit pro and have a makcie mixer...

You can hear autotune sometimes. Some one with a great ear for recording can probably pick it out whenever they want. If you listen to a recording of autotune abused and used for an effect (Kid Rock, Only god knows why, comes to mind) you can get a feel for how it sounds turned way up. After...

I never really thought about it on inst. applications. I have always thought of it as a voice fixer. Someone once told me that it can be abused, but for someone who is a soulful singer, it can correct some pitchy notes. Isn't that what soul is? Up and Down and so on. We have all heard it in pop...

by the way, to the folks that are pros and do offer great advice, like bluebear,massive, and others the above does not apply.

I have those same fifty dollar speakers. The funny thing is I mix on a pair of KRK V6s' and then after its all bounced and done I still refer to those Alt Lans. Without having it mastered I try to mix to those speakers and my car. Seems like the balance between works well. Haven't ried using the...

Re: Ouch! "By all means learn the recording process, but not like that. It does not make much sense. I have several tips for aspiring musicians and DIY audio engineers on my website at " I checked out your "tips" to home recording... hmmm??? foreverblind, as much as I love this website...

I say take your money and buy your own equipment. Sure it might take you a while to get good at it, but you will be able to start recording right away with little know-how. If you are planning on recording in the future then learn it at home, otherwise you will need more money when you are ready...