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well, what ive noticed is that they all sound like the same person singing. but they sound really good. so for all i know they are original tracks. (which they probably are going on the quality of them)

ahh. i figured this. ha thanks anyway. that was my real question, and i just didnt want to seem crazy so i laced it with a recording question. lol

is there a way to pull the vocals off of a song, keeping the vocals so that i can put them in one of my projects? i hear it done all the time and i am very much interested in how they do this. so that i can do it. thank you, cheers.

oh i gotcha. well. ill look for it. theres an all apple forum somewhere out there. thanks man.

Ok. so one more question. we keep saying that one should use Wav all the way through a project, well, when using logic (or anything else but i mainly use logic) does the project run at a set uh file type? because i know that when i bounce it gives me the option. but what kind of files are...

dude i didnt really mean to say that it is that pricy. well i did. but the main thing i was trying to get across is every situation is different. and that 1-2000 range thing includes everything in between. like the clown guy said. but nice headphones get me across pretty well for only 170$. and...

all im saying is that they should go with the best option, which varies on what that persons situation is. ha i use a mac and headphones because i dont have the money or will to go get the money to treat my room (that i sleep in) so that its efficient. plus im just a novice at all of this...

the reason i am telling you all this is because i dont have a damn clue about triggers on midi files, just like you. but i make dubstep beats on logic on the daily. so its just something to consider maybe. ha. there is for sure good value in having more then one kind of software around. they do...

yeah, garageband is a toy pretty much. but you can use logic on PC or Mac. and it is as easy as reading the manual that it comes with. the reason garageband experience helps is because it is almost the exact same operating format (which is different from a lot of PC based softwares like...

so when i am done setting these soon to be made panels and traps up, how can i test to see (hear) if they are working?

and the wav file is best quality? so if i work in wav files making it sound better in high quality, it will sound better when it gets converted to MP3 when i want to share it?

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then if i am using logic to do nothing more then record and make music, should i use anything other then MP3 files?

you need logic. it is one of the easier recording softwares ever devised. and it is still a pro grade software. and if you have any experience in garage band you are even better off.

Why would i ever need to use anything other then just the standard Mp3 file for bouncing my projects? why does logic give me so many options?

err.... im not sure about the length or width. its a rather large room though it was originally designed to be a home theatre. but it is rectangular with a odd ceiling. its kind of angled on the sides of the ceiling. if you can picture that. so i guess i will go with that option.

ive actually made home made panels before, and that was for sure a cheap activity. like 40$ for two 2x4 panels. i have two options for rooms i can use. one is a pretty big guest bedroom, and the other is a large bathroom size room. which one of those would be better?

I am looking into getting a room in my house treated to increase the quality of my mixes. i dont record a whole lot of instruments, so im mostly just concerned about hearing my monitors. what should i do? and what items would give me the most bang for my buck. im not in the business of wasting...

i just want to back the no headphones idea. they suck for mixing. mine are 170$ KRK's and i dont even think they are very good for even just listening to music. BUT i see a way better result from them as apposed to my Mac's stock speakers when it comes to mixing. in my opinion, you have two...

im noticing that most of what i make is coming up at a slightly lower volume then the songs i would compare my songs to. i would like to get that extra little kick with out clipping or lowering quality OR getting too loud. i want to get the sweet spot. im sure there is an easy fix that im just...