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That's a pretty good arsenal. I think most guys will agree: If you notice the reverb and delay its too much, so having some nice plug-ins is certainly a benefit. I like to run a reverb through a delay sometimes, so there is no direct delay but rather an echo of just the reverb ( send into a...

I 've used Adam's and KRK vxt's (700.00) The Vxt's are not quite as good as the Adams, but they are quite a step up from the 300.00 per pair range. Also if you do your homework you can find a solid used pair of Adams on Ebay for 800.00 used they are made well. There shouldn't be any difference...

Going from those Rokit KRK's to those Yamaha's is an absolute waste. Have you listened to KRK vxt6 monitors ? Adam A5x are another set I'd consider before Genelec. Adam A5x are a considerable step up from Yamaha 50hs and wont break your bank like Genelecs.

Lol, like the Who's "My Generation" it does sound cool just in those few spots. I know its louder than the lead vocal! It is a bit much.

OK Better vocals !

True, but your still playing on polymer. I like the sound and feel of the old maple neck strat's & tele's that have the finish worn off. It seems like its in between the brightness of a polymer maple neck and a darker rosewood neck.

They are incredible. I had a 73 SG Custom. Beautiful neck and great pickups.

It's going to lower the value, but you can remove the gloss finish with a razor blade. My friend and I have done several. We both prefer maple necks with no gloss. When you are done you apply linseed oil. (and every time you change the strings) In a year the neck will look great. Get back to me...

In the 1980's we had a single channel strip from a Trident console, we ran into a 1/2" tape 8 multitrack. Man that rig was noisy, but it sounded awesome once you put a signal through it. We learned not to record dead space. We weren't a metal band screaming through it, but we didn't do real...

I love the Production sound Todd Rundgren developed. This is the sound I went for with my mix and master. YouTube

Went for an upfront pop vocal sound. Great tune, lots of fun mixing ! Microsoft OneDrive - Access files anywhere. Create docs with free Office Online.

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Agreed, lead vocal up 2db in first half of the song. I'd put reverb on those "Ooohs" and lower them they sound awkward. Everything else sounds great, very unique tune !

Nice work, first mix is better.

Just my 2 cents, I had the GA PRE-73, I thought it was a great unit for the price. From what I remember it had a little noise but nothing to stress over. I think the sound it delivers makes up for it. I've read nothing but good things about the unit you have. Good luck! It (a little hiss)...

Assuming you are familiar with what particular instruments look like on the analyzer. Every instrument looks different. I work in Cubase, every EQ channel is tied to an analyzer. It is a great tool.

True, most instruments naturally double their sound pressure on certain low notes. There are several ways it can be minimized.

What do you mean by "problematic" if something is that far off, then re-record it. Its good to learn what frequencies are friendly to which instruments before you record or mix them. All instruments have specific placements.

Good point.

OK then, yes I'm aware I can run a mic pre into a convertor, since that is what I've always done. Sorry that wasn't clear.