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I have a multiband comp, a volume boost and a slight stereo widen.

I can't upload a sound file, because I can't find an mp3 converter that doesn't alter the sound of the finished product.

I loaded the rendered WAV into reaper and it sounds super bassy, just like iTunes. But whats interesting is when I Played the tracks (pre-rendered) and when it was rendering, no clip warnings came up, its highest peak was -0.2 dB. But now that Ive put the finished WAV back into reaper, with...

I didnt even know you could shift click to see monitoring. No theres no effects assigned there. All thats on my mastering is a multi band comp and a volume boost. and things can be played but not sent to the master track? how do I check that. I thought everything went to the master track unless...

It's not just in iTunes. It just seems the audio file itself has the huge bass boost. Sounds completely different than in the DAW before I rendered it. Could some effects on the master channel be messing up during the rendering?

This happens every time. after I spend hours equalizing, setting volumes, and finishing it off with some multi band and a volume boost it sounds punchy and great! So I render it in WAV form to my computer. Once I press play out of the DAW, the kick drum has no punch and is barely audible, and...

ok, i might just go all 9 yards and go superior

So you will all have to tell me how I did and what i can do to improve I'm using free Sennheiser software drums, a Schecter Hot-rod 39 with GFS power rails in it, a POD HD, and reaper. mixed through big RCA CD player speakers which aren't actually that bad of quality....for listening. Hope it...

I use reaper a lot! course i am new to recording but it seems pretty user friendly!

so My audio interface only has 2 ports, is there anyway to record a live drum set decently with 2 well placed mics? or would i need to mic certain drums, then move the mics and have the drummer play it again?

what are your thoughts on vibrato in rock/metal ?

So I will be recording in my dorm room, which means i cant put up anything permanent. what can I do for some kind of sound treatment to make recording guitars and vocals a little more professional and good sounding?

can anyone recommend any enlightening books for mixing, especially heavier music?

Yea, transpositions and note names can be a hard concept to grasp, if you want a good example of a C5, listen to "Ah mes amis" from the daughter of the regiment (try juan diego florez). If you want something higher than that, listen to Ragnarok by periphery, where at the end, spencer hits an F#...

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I'll look into that, its about 200, also i just saw that they now have a blue yeti with xlr instead of usb thats like 145. But i also saw the Rode Nt1-A, which though doesn't have the directional abilities, sounds great. Though a lot of people say the blue yeti isn't good for proper recording...

yea, about 6 months ago I got a Scarlet 2i2 and a Behringer HA400 (for multiple listeners) and I got the Yeti about 3 years ago as a gift. Until now I have just been switching back and forth between the two and it wasn't so bad. but now with the multiple listeners, its kind of unideal .....does...

So over the past few years, I have acquired and come to love the sound of the Blue yeti, and its different Directional settings. I have begun to podcast with people and record others singing, both of which require multiple listeners. Im wondering how i can use my USB mic to record into my...