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hey thanks for taking the time to help me nocarsgo. i was actually gonna go through a usb interface instead of a sound card, so the only thing im worried about is the sound lagging from too high of a latency. i want to be able to have many plugins run without any problems. would something like...

hi guys. i need to be able to run fl studio, many plugins inside fl, and monitor an incoming signal with lowest latency as possible. what kind of desktop would i need to do this? will i need a quad core? please help. thanks!

thank you both. i got the exact information i've been looking for and even got both questions answered :) i'm reading over the guide right now, and the usb device would be perfect. still gonna read the guide before i make any decisions. thanks again!

I'm looking for a low-budget audio interface with atleast 2 inputs that will record in 24/96 from my usb slot and not the 16bit input on my laptop. i'm looking to spend 100 bucks at the most. maybe a little more. any advice would be greatly appreciated. thanks :) oh yea... i have a mixer with 4...

i had posted a song a while back, and got bad comments about the production. i managed to make it sound a whole lot better though. check it out and tell me what you think http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/3/11/1808479/wstr.mp3

As silly as your post sounds, and people may think you're an asshole for it, it really does help alot. Great for writer's block. It's like "OK, I'm relieved. Got what I want. Now time to write some tunes." Being high works 100 times better though.

Resonant frequencies are usually caused by too much mids. Listen to each instrument individually and if it doesn't sound natural, then that'll more than likely cause a problem.

I wouldn't totally agree with what you said. Those people you named are just damn good producers, because I do produce. May not be as good as the professionals, but it's still producing. I consider myself more of a composor than a producer. I'm sure there's a science to getting the sound you...

In the following track, I have a guitar solo placed in the bridge and at the end of song. I was wondering where it sounded better at, and if the eq sounds good. My ears are fatigued from listening to it so much. Thanks! http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/10/14/1511016/gs2.mp3

http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/10/14/1511016/wickster-howyouwannaplay.mp3 Check it out and tell me what you think. Thanks

It's not a plugin. Just cut out the part where he says eye and saved it as an audio file and manipulated it to make it act the way i wanted it to like this http://i36.tinypic.com/2qd29ur.jpg There are slicers out there that can do that, but the way I did it was probably way easier.

The first clip is a slowed down version, and the 2nd is the original of a song me and my friend recently produced. I'm pleased with the mixing, but was messing around with and thought it might sound better slowed down. It's been played at the most popular nightclub down here. Just thought a...

I actually just record vocals with it, but it seems to work nice now. Thanks! Did a little testing. Volume is much easier to tweak now. Virtually no background noise.

If you want a professional look, then definately go for one of those, but you know some of those keyboards at walmart they have on display sometimes? Alot of them support midi. I used to take piano lessons when I was in elementary school, and dad bought me a casio. You know.. the ones with those...

Any advice on this? I'm using a Phonic mu1202. I have the gain set to 75% and the main volume all the way down to -25. It seems when I have the gain set high and the main volume low, there is no background noise, vice versa, the background noise is very noticable. Too noticable. Should this be...

oh and also, my singer always loves my beats, and i'd always rather discard them but only on very few occassions do i wanna keep the beat. it'll surprise you what vocals can do to a track. the beat and melody sets the mood. how the singer arranges determines whether or not the song is gonna be...

Rap songs are good simple since that's what people like, but if you wanna give it a fuller sound, then fill the frequency spectrum. Sounds like it's missing some mids. Maybe a very subtle bright chorded brass. Unless that's not the sound you're going for. It's all about what you're going for.

Here's how to give your guitar a stereo sound. You can either record the same guitar part twice, which in my opinion sounds better if you're not too bad off timing, or just taking the same recording. Split the tracks. Pan one hard left and the other hard right. Slighty nudge the one panned hard...

Thanks! I used a samson c01 condenser plugged into a small preamp (phonic mu1202) and that going straight into my microphone jack on my computer. I recorded all the vocals in audacity and compressed it before i saved it and pitch corrected it. I'm using FL Studio, and I mainly had to raise the...