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Well said Ed. Bill

I never use a ratio more than 2:1 on a mixdown.. Usually around 1.5:1. Threshhold can't really be pre determined.That's a matter of listening and experimenting.I use in the niehborhood of a fast attack, and a moderate to slow release in most cases, but this doesnt always apply depending on the...

I always try to keep my options open with the gear that I buy.The setup works well for my application as well as many other studios, but I understand opinions arent always agreed with. My post is a bit superfluous anyway since geoff didn't want to go PC in the first place. Am I forgiven? Bill...

https://homerecording.com/ubb/Forum3/HTML/000682.html Try this forum..... Ummm K Bill L&M [This message has been edited by LMSTUDIO (edited 08-27-1999).]

yea, Full Compass in Wisconsin. Dont have the #. Call 800 Information.Sweetwater sound too. Bill

Order the manual from cakewalk 1-888 Cakewalk. Bill L&M

You should be able to order a manual from Cakewalk @1-888 Cakewalk. Bill L&M

The music CDs you buy in a store are pressed from a mold. CD-Rs are burned with a laser. They may look different (often green, gold, or blue instead of silver), they're less tolerant of extreme temperatures and sunlight, and they're more susceptible to physical damage. Whether CD-Rs or pressed...

What kind of money are we talking about. I take it if he wants the best stuff available he must have plenty of money, which would be an easy fix. Bill

I prefer to use external analog equipment and then converting it to digital format but this is difficult to do on a 2000.00 budget.Good quality costs. Theres no way around it. You may want to stick with the theory in the previous post until your funds open up. But as far as vocals, I would...

Heres a few basics that will get you going in the right direction when choosing a CD-R and the software to fit your desired application. Although stand alone CD Recorders are available and very efficient, the higher end CDR's can be expensive and limited in expandable capability.If your finding...

I would run it to the Eq first and then the compressor.Compressors should be post EQ.Every body agree? Bill L&M

After reading this entire post again I decided to go back into our Wave bundles software that we recently purchased, and try to get that phat wave you guys are talking about and came pretty close by using the Ultra Maximizer.The DAT level was recorded at about -2 to-3 allowing for headroom. I...

I'm not exactly sure what you are trying to do but it sounds like your options are wide open. Are you going to mix down in Cakewalk or send it back to your ADATs and then to a mixer?? Anyway,Its very easy to position tracks in Cakewalk any where you want to put them. Simply drag and drop.We use...

The only thing we really EQ are things like Cymbals and hi hats and kick drum. I like my kick drum with a bit of smack in it. Sometimes some hi hats and cymbals can sound dark but with a little EQing they sound the way I like em.EQing is a preference to the engineer but too much EQing can hurt...

Just wanted to add that we also had a problem with SW but FC has been our primary dealer and they stick to what they quote.Sometimes it takes a while to build a relationship with a particular CSR and once you do, they will look out for you. Bill

You beat me to it.Thats what I was thinking too.Make sure the portion of the track you want to be affected is highlighted.But will it allow you to select effects in the menu if nothing is highlighted? I thought it was greyed out and wouldn't allow you to click on it if nothing was highlighted.I...

I agree. amplifiers are also a large part of what the guitar sounds like. Sometimes you want to capture that sound.Use a mike! Bill

You're probably right. I wasn't disputing your compression theory, and no I didn't listen to it yet.I was guessing blindly.Will you forgive me? lol I'll check it out. Bill

I'm not exactly sure whats going on but I'll try and help. Couple of questions; are you trying to process audio files?.What kind of computer do you have.All specs.RAM Etc. Describe your steps previous to trying to process the audio in more detail and I'm sure some cakewalk guru in here can help...