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It can be the new autotune eq! Pitch it now to Antares and Waves before they take credit :rolleyes:;) I dont have much of a gripe with 7mb at all. But I could really care less how big of a download it is. I'm using it on Reaper. The little gain faders don't even work for me. The way I change...

You could write C1 at the top :). C9 at the bottom? Possibly the corresponding cycle next to each the C1,C2,etc. Your plug in idea has given me another idea. Here's an idea that will make you RICH! Well... we'll see. Say you have a vocal tuner that can track pitch and export a midi file. Then...

Interesting. How do you know which octave/freq of that pitch you're eq'ing? Did you make it yourself? So you're essentially just trying to eq the fundamentals of the notes in a particular riff?

Things like this, while maybe not common have been done a lot. I know they often would reamp everything into a stairwell for some U2 songs. That was a common practice for them on their earlier records. (read in tape-op, which if you don't already get, you are missing out!get tape op!)

Why shouldn't I? And there was a post on this about a day ago in the recording technique forum I think..

Thanks Chili, Then after the first edit week, if there is still necessary edits. I'll send you a PM and with the updated list. Hopefully we can a good footing before the week is up. :) I would love an article on the misconceptions of mastering because that is a very common issue with many...

Thanks Chili, Then after the first edit week, if there is still necessary edits. I'll send you a PM and with the updated list. Hopefully we can a good footing before the week is up. :) I would love an article on the misconceptions of mastering because that is a very common issue with many...

Already made the cut but certainly essential for any home recorder wanting to take recording more seriously. :)

Already made the cut but certainly essential for any home recorder wanting to take recording more seriously. :)

Chili, Yes I'm editing the post. I thought as long as I kept editing it, it would push back the time to edit. Didnt know it was only a week of edits. Since this is the case, maybe I can copy and paste my post into a new post as we edit the list after the first week. Then if we decide it is...

Chili, Yes I'm editing the post. I thought as long as I kept editing it, it would push back the time to edit. Didnt know it was only a week of edits. Since this is the case, maybe I can copy and paste my post into a new post as we edit the list after the first week. Then if we decide it is...

I knew something was missing :)

I knew something was missing :)

I would really love for more people to chime in on either suggestions or deletions. I think we could really compile a good list collectively. Please chime in! Threads like these can enrich the forum!:)

I would really love for more people to chime in on either suggestions or deletions. I think we could really compile a good list collectively. Please chime in! Threads like these can enrich the forum!:)

https://homerecording.com/bbs/showpost.php?p=3144053&postcount=17 An old post of mine for free vst's.

Slippermans Recording Distorted Guitars from Hell This link is a must read for anyone seriously trying to record distorted guitars. GREAT information in there. Try and get the right sound with an amp. I've had more luck going through amps than emulators. Pushing real air around sounds good! :)...

When I read it, it came off as legit. I actually enjoyed reading it too. But I don't the real deal about tuning drums so I have little authority on the subject. Until we have something that we agree is better, we will keep the drum tuning bible up there. Sticky? Not yet, it needs to kick...

When I read it, it came off as legit. I actually enjoyed reading it too. But I don't the real deal about tuning drums so I have little authority on the subject. Until we have something that we agree is better, we will keep the drum tuning bible up there. Sticky? Not yet, it needs to kick...

I know little about drum tuning or even drums. I thought it was a good read since I've seen many refer to it. Do you know of a better source for drum tuning on the internet? If so, please share! :)