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Pan Bass to 9 o´clock? Thats a bold move. They didnt even dothat in the sixties...

Oh of course! I forgot the piano. Pan the piano and organ against each other. Should work.

Ok, I would do roughly this: The bass dead in the middle (Always I think) The keyboard I would expand far out to both sides. And keep at low volume. Is the drums on one track? If so they should go in the middle, at least if they use kick and snare. Otherwise I like to pan hi hats and suchlike...

I use acid and would recommend it. Get yourself a good library of wav-files with samples. For example pick up this months issue of "Modern recording" where there is a CD with alot of good drum samples. I wouldnt recommend streching or pitching in acid though because it often make the sound...

Ok, now I got it, here goes... Like the song, its simple and rough i a good way! I feel its much a question of evening the volume and presence of things out. I agree with above posters that bass is needed. The drums I would bring up altogether. The guitar dominates a little too much, it...

I also tried but the download got stuck when 925 kb was downloaded. If this gets fixed I´d love to hear it... Us guys with not so fantastic gear got to stick together :)

So Sonusman... Just to clear things up so a child (or I) could get it. If I record in 16/44.1 (witch I have to sadly) then I would still have to dither in the mastering process because all processing I have done in the mix would increase bit deapth?

Thanks shaz, thats really all I needed to know...

Harp thoughts Crazy ass song, I liked it. The singing style wasnt my type but that´s not important. I like that "dirty" retro harp sound you have but I have a tip. If you have or can get your hands on a stereo mic then a harp can sound wery intresting since you can get the notes to "walk"...

Ok, first post. First stupid question. A few threads down some of you discussed dithering. But what is it exactly, what does it entail? There is alot of talk about bitrate and I record in 16 bit 44100 hz. Is it of importance? I know it is one of the last things to do in mastering and that it...