Search results

I've never used Sonar, but there has to be a "global track" that you can automate, I use logic and there's a drop down menu where you can show global tracks (tempo, volume, pitch), from there, you can draw in automation points and what have you. this might help...

there's a couple ways, it helps to know what DAW you're using. You can globally automate the pitch and tempo so that it slows down like a tape, or you can get an effect, I believe Native-Instrument's Tracktor's 12 has a stretch thing that sounds just like a record cut off or a tape slowed down...

i dig that skin. looks sweet, pro-tools esqe

+1 haha :D no offense, of course.

I really don't think there is a rule, although people will tell you there are. If you were sending it off to be mastered, I would personally make sure NOTHING is clipping, and nothing is above unity gain (the 0db mark on the fader)((nothing is at +1.1db i.e) the more headroom you leave the...

badd as shit son! sound sweet, looks cool! great job!

try it and see...you never know unless you try. I never pan things hard left and hard right, once summed to mono, you get some pretty crucial volume loss then. I personally would do what sounds best to me, but I would start panning them about 45% each way (L-R), not hard right.

whatever you do, try to get a LOT of practice and experience. I am learning on my own, at a pretty quick pace...but what separates people who have jobs from people who don't is 1. how good they are at their skill set, and 2. how much experience they have.

+1 for internet's best recording resources...+1 for home recording for dummies, its good, not very thorough, but t will give you some basic ideas, I own it. The best mixing engineer's book IMHO is Mixing Audio: Concepts, Ideas, and Practices, Or the 'Mixing Engineer's Handbook', both of which...

this week, no good, probably next week or something, i'm so fuckin busy with school and work and what have you. I'll PM my number to you man.

just looked this thing up, i think it's cool that you can route through firewire aux sends through your computer...badass. i have an onyx 400F, and have had it for like 4 years now...still chuggin along and i'm still impressed. and yeah a m-audio midisport uno would work fine, its like 39 bucks...

hahaha :laughings::laughings::laughings: TANK YOU COM AGAIN

yeah dude lets get up soon man i'm down.

yeah man the beats seem wayyyy too quantized, like a drum machine. tr to add some human feel in there, like q-swing or something like that. Try to get a better microphone, use some compression on your voice, maybe some reverb to mix it up a little bit. and eq the voice much better. keep it up, T

whats up man? you still living in richmond?

it really is about the visual act, I don't even try to sell my music, I put it up for free dl hoping that when I perform a show or try to sell merch, people would support me then...its all materialistic now.

yeah this thread went in all types of directions...hate for the band, baby boomers, coffee, morning constitutions, poop... my 2 cents: I used to like that kind of music, but grew out of it hard. From a music standpoint, its for some people, its not for others. from a recording standpoint...

HAHA oh man.. :laughings::laughings::laughings:

THIS is why i love this site :laughings::laughings::laughings:

sorry y'all for the redundant post. :drunk: