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WHen i do a vocal overdub, and just a pure overdub, no harmonies or anything, how should i mix them? And another thing, in a typical recording, how many takes are in a vocal overdub? Not talking about harmonies, just separate takes of the same line. thanks

guitar pro 5, you can program drums within the software, and export midi. Import the midi into your ezdrummer, BFD, reason kits, whatever you use, and BAM all the midi is there.

Hello How can i make a bass boom effect/sample in pro tools? Kind of like what you hear in rap songs. I have reason 4 and xpand! plugins but i just cant seem to make on. THANKS!

wtf why are these so expensive?!?

HOKAY so i know this isnt very specifically pro tools related, but i use this software in pro tools so i can justify it. I use EZdrummer to get drum samples for rough demos, cause i suck at drums and dont even have a drum kit, so i just need something that gets me by. I actually reallylike it...

i really like the track and vocals, but i dont really have a fine tuned ear to know all the fine points. ON another note, how did you produce the track? How did you make the drums, the synths and the string samples?

where do you take these courses>? im trying to find classes but i dont where to

i have not done any demos yet, but yes i know that it probably wouldnt be able to accentuate the sound as much as an actual bass. Im planning on getting a bass POD when i can get enough money, but for now i just need something that can get me by.

So i pretty much have no money, and im trying to get as much out of my rig as possible. So i before i go into it, i will so that I am NOT trying to get "studio quality" recordings, just some rough demos which are "tolerable" So right now here is my rig: computer (fairly decent, dont really...

I understand that, but what benefits COULD it have?

I just got a bass guitar. I know that if you play a bass guitar through a guitar amp, you can blow out the speaker. Would it damage my amp in anyway if i plugged in my bass into my guitar amp and used the direct output?

Hello I like to scream and clean vocals. Not that great at either, but trying to practice and record. What would be a mic within the 100-200 range? Would you recommend shure sm57, or anything besides that? EDIT: I forgot to mention, I want a mic primarily for recording

if i had a little extra money, what benefit would a more expensive preamp do for me?

Hello i have a protools mbox 2 set up. I want to record vocals, and im going to get an actual recording mic, but should i get a preamp? Now, i know that you can plug mics directly into the mbox, but would it be better to run my microphone through a preamp, then plug the preamp into the mbox 2...