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i also experience the same thing before and i cannot find answers anywhere. what i did to solve this problem is uninstall adobe audition and then reinstall it again. after computer restart, it is now ok. i find this a hard solution , but this is only one i tested to work. luckily it works ,if...

as long as the drummer will be feel comfortable and that those mics cannot be look crowded or disorganized. i say that a wide sounding drum with room ambience need some bigger space. but i tight sounding drum might need a smaller room.

i find plug-ins useless. however what i find useful are my ears, EQ, compressors, good/flat monitors and a room with good acoustics. im not a pro mastering engineer but i do some work for my own songs only.

i have been using behringer xenyx 502 with my computer for two years and it serves me well. I bought it at $76.

Listening and matching with tempo is the key. But I find this a stressful technique. What I suggest is that if you have control of the recording, start with beats or drums..and all timings are based on it..In this way, you can hardly out of sync. If they are recorded songs already, your best...

Yes I know, but I mean that the fact you are in digital domain you are not dealing with analog signals and you mixing digital signals. Yeah agree with ez_willis, it is not accurate to say "Mixing out of the box is exporting individual tracks or sub groups from the DAW through digital to analog...

There is a possibility that installed hardware might loose in their contacts with the motherboard when you move or transfer the computer from one place to another. Try re-inserting particularly the soundcard, video card or RAM. Check the wiring also for loose contacts. These intermittent...

Mixing inside the box is converting analog to digital signals and storing it in your hard drive for example. Now the way this is converted to digital can affect the quality of recorded sound. For example, if you have a 24 bit 96Khz sound card, the recorded sound is more complete and full...

You forgot one of the most important one --> PROFESSIONAL RECORDING SOUND CARD for your PC.

Technically, when you hear it live you hear everything....the space, wide dynamics..there is no room or limitation. Unlike in recordings, there are some limitations, one of each is the dynamic range..It limits the full power of recorded sound. In recorded CD , theoretical dynamic range is...

Use a high end sound card, it should minimize the noise.. These expensive cards got high Signal to noise ratio when converting from analog to digital audio.. And in this case, there are still some noise, but it can be filtered very easily using the noise reduction feature in your digital audio...

That is strange, have you contact Adobe audition technical support about that?

That is great, happy to hear that and congrats. I am also using Adobe audition 1.5 for my whole song catalog. Great sounds!

Hi Tappy, Yes I am using Adobe audition with creative audigy drivers. To be specific..I am using Adobe audition 1.5 (the old one) and Audigy 2 value drivers in Windows XP home. I do not see any incompatibility issues or problems like latency.

Are you using Adobe audition as your Digital audio editor? If yes, then you can go to Effects --> NOise reduction --> Hiss reduction --> select standard first. Do not forget to backup your original audio file when editing audio files.

Do not clip the tracks. SO make sure that if you like to even those volumes it should not be above 0dB (maximum peak signal) or to make it safe, around -1dB maximum peak, to have some space. What is the purpose of making all songs in equal volume? Is it for mixing? , for mastering ?or for...

I am not quite clear what you are going to accomplish but as far as I understood.. I suggest to configure it this way: Instruments -----> 4 input mixer ----> single output from mixer goes to--->24/96 USB direct box --> USB slot in laptop You only need one input to your USB direct box which...

I start working with very cheap equipments at first since I do not have the budget and I depend on my ear as the most precious studio equipments while stick on basic recording principles that should not be violated, for example (when recording digitally , it should not clip...or observing...

If you can export your wav file to an digital audio software, things might be easy for you. For example, I record in my home with some hiss caused by equipments so I open it up on the software and select those hiss, it can be easily remove without drastically affecting sound quality. I use...