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I had this happen to me once. Search google with the exact error message you receive in quotes. I found a forum talking about it and was able to solve the problem. I remember finding the corrupted files in a place you wouldn't normally look.

Yeah, of course I use a limiter. Safety first.

I once had an idea almost exactly like the one you are talking about. I wanted to have someone knock at a door and then have them be invited in and walk in and sit down and have this conversation while pouring water and flipping through papers and shuffling chairs. (Basically anything I could...

I'm having the same problem with the file(s?). I'll check back later.

Is this a MIDI keyboard? If so, you should buy a midi cable and record using midi. I just think that is much more simple. But, if your keyboard only has 1/4" Left and Right outputs, then put a guitar cable into the left channel and plug it into your computer. If you have a stereo input on your...

Do you put your effects on a bus? You could use one bus to cover any plug-ins that you are using twice on separate tracks. Doing that, in addition to locking your tracks, can help you to make sure your sessions don't start stuttering.

I humorously thought to myself, How to Handle the Know-It-All Engineer?

I think that you should get Superior Drummer. It's called that for a reason!

So a couple days ago I bought this: http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.com/product/Nady-E03-Personal-Ear-Monitor-System?sku=277500 and it came in the mail today. What an awesome thing to finally have! After you open up the box and turn up the maximum output and turn on switch #4 (located inside...

Hey Chamelious, Instead of letting everyone around here talk to you like you're a 2 year old, why don't you crack Waves and mix and master that song yourself?

This thread was kind of funny, certainly dontouch will be embarrassed for asking this question in a couple years.

Asking how to improve something's sound without posting what it sounds like is comparable to baking a cake and asking someone in Japan how it tastes.

I deleted that link, but renamed it. I made another thread about it here:https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=297836&page=2

One of the most interesting concepts i've read in this thread is that backing tracks should be mixed differently than CD mixes. It's so simple, but nobody really ever wrote a book called "The Difference Between Mixing Studio Recordings and Live Backing Tracks". So after reading that comment I...

RE-MIX I took everyone's advice and spent a couple more days mixing this! I want to post my newest mix of it. I'm confident that the piece is mixed much better this time. I rolled off a lot of the low ends and made separate reverbs for every instrument so it isn't quite as muddy. EDIT: crappy...

You have a really good mix. I haven't seen anyone say anything about it yet, which is rare! Perhaps you should write some country lyrics for this.

Order Izotope Ozone 3 or SpectraLive. Those are good VST plug-ins for adjusting EQ, reverb, compression and dynamics. But make sure you go on youtube and watch a lot of tutorials on any program you buy though. Watching a tutorial can help you to learn how to mix (because just using a limiter...

I wrote the whole post so you would read the whole thing, not just the subject. Didn't mean to offend you or anything. But I don't want to get off track here with other stuff.

Well, when you say sound engineer, think "guy who does this on the weekend's to support his drinking habit and clearly doesn't wash his hair or know what planet he is on". Rami, did you listen to the files I uploaded? They are not overly compressed like you are suggesting.

I want to remind everyone that I did include an mp3 and lossless Wma file of a song I want to perform live in the first post of this thread. This song does have a good dynamic range and has almost no compression on it at all, but I'm not really seeing anyone talk about the actual song itself...