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Re routing sucks, buy a bigger rack and more patch bays!

I agree. As for the the other gear, whats you budget? Do you want to mix with a mouse? Do you have a mixer?

I say send it out. When you tweek and such and home people usually over do it and spend way too much time for results that are done much faster in a mastering house. No offence, but there is no way that many people here can afford the expensive gear used in mastering, let alone be able to use...

Today is the day that MF is due to get their hd24 per the web site. I still don't think it's true, but there is hope! http://www.musiciansfriend.com/ex/shop/home/010709092128161098057103411642?pid=246021

Thats right D. There is a large bost in the mid ranges. This means you will boost bass and treble to make it sou okay. Then when that mix is played through home speakers the bass and treble are boosted and thats what people like to hear to bad thats just a failed idea not the reality of it!

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Get rid of the paralell walls and some dampening will help tons.

ummmmmmm I was just making fun of you. She was like 12 when she was on the show. That's gross.

SEU Where in Denver did you call? There is a place, Wind Over the Earth, in Boulder that has pro gear. Ther web site is www.windovertheearth.com they are really cool guys. Call them and pick there brains as well, they know there stuff and it's very unbaised and unlike guitar satans pushy sales guys!

P.S. 7 out of 12 threads are spamming your site. That sucks!

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#3 #2, 3, and 4 sucks, you have to have a day job. You can make some good money.To be able to do it for a living can be tough. Think about it, you need enough to pay for your gear, pay for the placeto record, upgrade gear to keep up with the times. I'm fond of the idea of working for a studio...

Wormy I dig the emu samplers. Do you have a midi controler? If not you could get that, a sampler and/or a sound module and you'd be set!

What!?!?!?!?! Bruce, you mean..................you, bad ass mofo mixer of Canadian music, have made a bad mix at some point in your life? I don't know what to say, I'm crushed! :D

Re: Re: Dont Have To Sound Good I've can testify that Bruce has never EVER done a bad mix!

If you mix with a sony XYZ speakers, it will translate well on all XYZ systems. Now for the rest of the world who doesn't own XYZ, it MAY sound poopy. Get monitors early on, it really will help your desire to keep recording.

Fat dawg makes good stuff. Some of it may be new old stock or the such. They really want good guitars to come out of there company. I know of no one with 101 but have heard ok things. I know the just have a slew of guitar bodies made and painted by someone else and just assemble them for you...

Sylvia massy shivy (affiliated with tool undertow, pm5k, system of a down) uses them for vocal alot. One good thing I've found about them is alot of vocalists use them live and know what they sound like with them. If you are recording a band who has never been in the studio and the vocalist...

Here's an easy one http://www.easystreet.com/~audio/Schematics/Urei/LA_2.htm