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Thanks for the help (you know who you are) creating my first CD "Classical Soul"!! http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/halfreedman :drunk:

"You're a swamp, George. SWAMP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!":spank:

Tascam HD P2 with an Oade Bros. high def upgrade---incredible bang for the bucks.

Everyone has there own natural vocal range and it can be expanded somewhat through vocal training. There is an art to singing. Opera singers for instance learn how to uses their vocal chords to hit high notes without straining. You can cause damage if you strain your vocal chords too much.

May be an "old song" but it's new to me. Very haunting and beautiful. After the "accapella" singing, the subtle introduction of the "bagpipe" sound and the following flute solo is wonderfully effective. In its entirety the arrangement of the song gives one the feeling of a long journey (in a...

Musically speaking, very poetic and beautiful. (I'm not aware of any technical recording problems, don't know enough about it.)

Studio Projects C4's work great on my Stenway B for classical recordings, and I have a sense that they would do a great job for violin as well. They come in pairs as well as with interchangeable capsules (cardioid and omni) so you would have a great deal of flexibility experimenting which you...

The quality of the players as well as the quality of the music is the most important factor on the one hand, but the "truer" the sound reproduction, the more apparent that quality will be, and the better effect it will have on the listener.

Sounds awesome. Very rich, warm clear sound. I like it. I wish recording the grand piano was easier! It seems more accessable to get a "truer" sound with a guitar.

You don't need to know the technicalities. Insert a blank CD into your tower or laptop. Transfer the Wav file to whatever media program you have---windows media, i tunes, whatever. Drag the file to the burn list and push the "burn" button. That's it.

Don't forget to master your instrument, and master your material, before you send your files off to an engineer.

AGREED. I taught myself how to cut, copy and paste on Audacity--- stringing together my best playing and loving it!:D

Anyway, you certainly can polish a turd, as today's music industry has amply demonstrated.:laughings:

I aim for perfect but settle on someting like 75%. If I am satisfied with about that much of the recording then I go with it. My main criteria is how effectively the message or musical content is being conveyed. That takes precedent over technical mistakes unless the technical mistakes disrupt...

Just have each beat of the metrenome equal the dotted quarter note--- (two beats of the metrenome per measure--three eigth notes to every beat)

Thanks. I've read many bad reviews of Discmakers.

thanks VomitHat

ok. Thanks. I'm looking for consistent good work. Some companys can be hit or miss.

Been shopping around online. Some of the companies have some bad reviews. Even good companies can have a few disatified customers so neg reviews don't necessarily mean anything, but---. Anyone have a good consistent experience with a particular company?

Go to "recording techniques" and you will see at the top "best internet resourses for recording." Be sure to put a parachute on before you "jump.":rolleyes: