Search results

And what would you say about these two: Avid Pro Tools + Mbox X Saffire 24 Pro There´s a couple of hundred dollars of difference in their final price, but ´course due the P Tools bundle. But analysing just the interfaces, huge differences could appear later on? Which one would you grab it?

great help indeed! But I´m no longer thinking about the 2i2 buying. People say that the 2i4 already has a pad that can help the clipping problem. Anyways.. inside my tight budget of 3 hundred bills, i´m thinking about Saffire Pro 14 (or 24) or 6i6. Now the issue has turned mainly Firewire X USB...

when you talk about the PT newest version you mean it HAS to be like the 10 or 11 edition, or the 9 would solve it? The Express edition is quite poor. You can only open 16 tracks. My dinosaur 5.0 LE edition opens 24!

I´m in the same situation as you. I´ve been doing a lot of reading on the net. Now I´m really inclined to go with a focusrite. They´ve got really good reviews on their mic preamps. Now i´m in a kind of decision about Firewire X USB And the interfaces would be these ones, ´cause they are...

Ive checked on the 6i6 a nd I Liked a lot. Which DAW are you using? Im really inclined to go with Focusrite interfaces. But I ´d like to use Pro Tools on it., cause I´ve grown up using it. And have you had any truoble with USB connection related to latency and all tha talking around the...

double upload. edited

So, this edition has all sorts of gain contro, fixing the possible clipping problem?

Thanx, man. My prob is that I cant go with a Mac, due tight budget. I will have to go w/ a pc.

extremely useful!!! thanx a lot

That´s cool. I´ve been reading that the scarlett used to offer some clipping issue. But Im not sure about this information. any thoughts? And which DAW are you using with? Stability is also ok?

Hi mates, after using for 12 years my Audiomedia III (digidesign) for demo pourposes, I´d like to do a little upgrade. As I live in Brazil and the prices here hit like 4 or 5 times due taxes on all foreign products, I cant do a real upgrade. So my budget is really short I´ve been reading and...

I agree 110%. Besides the post title gets into a very vague field, guitar parts on a track is about just get interesting. There are numberless songs with just two parts or 3 that really catch the listener. ACDC is a great example (to name a few). They repeat themselves a lot. But it´s damn...

I would suggest this same mic. I´ve just watched a video n tube w/ the making f a metal band. Besides this mic, there´s some tips regarding the acoustic isolation which they say this style of music requires, once you will deall with great sound pressure and few dynamic. type on yu tube: TRIVIUM...

yet, I still think these mixing pushing for 70´s has a kind distance in the spectrum. I dont know exactly what it is. I dont know If i could get these colours only at the mastering stage, like a paint coat, ya know. Or if we should try by every tone on the recording process... Sort of, I´m...

Thanx mate! That´s the kind of tip i was looking for. I will try it this week these advices. We gonna record some guidance guitar tracks for the drummer, and it´s a good time to start experimenting things out.

These bands you´ve mentioned are great indeed. So,to point one of those, I would say those Vol. 4 - Black sabbath has a cool vintage atmosphere. i´ve mentioned this swedish band - Free Fall - ´cause they are brand new and they are highly mentioned to get best classic rock award by the classic...

Is it wrong to equal (or nearly) the volume adding some gain on the weak parts on the track? I´ve been doing like these lately. It gives more work, course.

I really enjoyed the colours of your song! I cant explain technically what I mean by getting this vintage colour. I will try to get some reading about it on the net. But I t was already worth to get to know your music. That´s the kind of sound i will try to get thanx

I agree w you. That´s why I posted the band and the sound I was aiming.

Hi I´m new in this forum and I´m very pleased to be a member. I´ve been reading and hearing really good material around here. I´m about to get started a pre-production for a future album and I would like to hear from you guys if there are any particular tips to get a vintage sound on a mix...