Search results

Hey guys, I know it's not about the "loudness" but I'm getting frustrated, heres why. Im pretty decent with getting quality mixes done, but when I wanna raise the master volume a little bit to a decent loudness, im stuck getting distortion and clipping. Right now im using T-racks 24 to try to...

NICE job on this mix, sounds great!!! Yea maybe just turn down the guitars a tiny bit, other than that its awesome.

Yea i own the firepod also and I had to learn how to make each mic sound well. I usually will gate the toms and snare. Toms can be tricky tho if there are light hits on them. Experiment with gating tho cuz i def get a much better/tighter sound with certain drums gated.

Dude you got some serious skills....one of the best mixes i've heard in awhile. Being a fan of this type of music made it even more fun to listen. If u don't mind how'd u get this killer guitar tone??? and was it 2 takes? Mike

i always liked shoes better so i could use the slide method on the bass drum pedal....with socks i'd probably wear down my socks in 5 mins haha.

If you want some good studio standards for overheads. Shure sm81's work like a dream, bit expensive tho. Mike

I'd be in for the job.

I like the wide stereo imagine on the mixes. Maybe lower the snare a tiny bit on slower parts and bring up the guitars a little.

Mind if i ask how u recorded that killer guitar tone and how many tracks you did? MIke

Well im looking into buying a firepod in the next couple weeks and after researching something i still can't figure this out. Suppose i plug my headphone amp into the "cue mix line out" then monitors into the "main cr output". How would i go about having my monitors at a low level while...

first off.....great overall sound. i love as i lay's quality in some of there mixes, their outstanding. Some things i might consider is a little more volume on the snare. Bass drum is dead on for this type of music. I might also bring up the guitar a tad bit. one thing i notice is in a lot of...

great song by the way....vocals r awsome. i would maybe just add a tiny low end to the guitar....bring up the snare...and try to get that bass drum a little tighter in the mix (not meaning tighten up heads) and u should have one killer mix

yup they are....u saying that could be the problem

it used to be around like 27 tracks then skipping but i tried to record a band yesterday then after recording rough guitar i recorded the drums on 4 tracks at once and the freezing and lose of tracks started to happen.Songs tend to be 4-5 mins in the skipping area. it seems like the program...

yup i use my 2 external hard drives....one to store files and one to use for the temp. files in adobe.

well i have been using this program for about a year but now even tho i lock the tracks with the effects on them i get skipping like crazy. i just upgraded my computer put 2 gigs of ram in...changed buffer settings but no luck. PLEASE can someone give me idea im going crazy.

since this is a metal tune....if u have the bass drum on a sep. track give it some compression if u haven't already done it. it seems a little to bassy and muffled for metal....I really like the song by the way tho...guitars r great

speaking of Bob katz's book "Mastering Audio" i HIGHLY recommend it. Great all around book for mastering,tho it does get very complicated in some parts, a very good book i would have to say. P.S. Mastering is WAY more than compressing and raising the volume haha

it actually doesn't sound that bad on my mackie hr824's. Put some reverb on that snare and some compression on the kick and you'll be rockin!

yea i had a pair of them for about a year until the plastic got worn down. There great if u play slower sort of stuff but i went back to light wood sticks since i play fast punk and metal beats and its not rocket science that lighter sticks use less energy.