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Hi chessrock, Thanks for taking a look at it. I noticed that your master had a fuller stereo width and a slightly hotter mix. Overall I thought it sounded alot like the original which we may be a good thing. I would love to see it maxed out loudness wise and some serious kick/punch added to it...

Hi Hard2Hear! Wow, good tastefull stuff! Like the others noted, beef up your voice a bit. Double it, pan them slightly off center, hell you know already! :) Congrats a nice tune! Do I dare say it sounds more like Country than pop?!? :)

chessrock - I get your drift. Feel free to place the username "homeuser" on your ignore list. :) MrLip - Thanks for the comments. Thanks for taking a look at it. DS_Sultan - Yah, I guess you're right. Sorry. It's a short little 18 second clip of sound. Do what you can with it, I would love to...

Hmm.. nobody wants to do this example for me? Was I out of line to ask this here? I've just never had anything mastered by anyone before and it would give me an example of what to expect in a mastered mix. Anybody? Or at least tell me why you won't do it? :)

Hello, I'm sorry if this thread might have been better posted in the newbie section, but I thought the topic might get alot of techincal questions so I placed it here. I'm very green about mixing and mastering. I did scan some of the previous posts about mastering and it appears mixing is...

14.4? Ouch.... I sent you a new email, respond via email when you can. Thanks!

Hi Hard2Hear! Wow! Thanks for taking up the project! I have sent you an email. We may be able to transfer the chords via email, or perhaps we could get some free space at one of the free music sites? I don't know, but I would love to hear these things as soon as possible! :)

Thanks again guys, "mastering limiter". This was the buzz word of the day for me. :) The waves bundle was too expensive for me so I ended up looking around at the http://directxfiles.com There I found this: http://www.db-audioware.com/dbl.htm Long story short, this thing is like $39.00 so I...

I've been burning my mixes to cds and playing them in my car stereo. I've noticed my tracks sound lower in volume. And then if I turn the volume up on my tracks in the cd player they sound distorted where the commercially purchased cd's sound clear at loud volumes! So, I don't know if the term...

What is an Exciter? And what does it do? How does it do it? :) Seriously if someone could post a before and after example that would be great. Thanks...

Hi LocusLarsen, Thanks for the offer, I appreciate it. But I really need it in .wav format which is the standard format for audio on the Windows pc platform. Most pc audio programs support this. If you're able to do this please reply. Thanks for your time.

I've always had both of my doubled lead tracks dead center, and OFCOURSE slightly panning them left and right would indeed widen the sound and bring it out more. Good idea! :) Thanks.

"http://artistcollaboration.com/" Well, uh, I went there but didn't really see anything there relating to my post, so, if anyone wants to record some chords for me please feel free to reply. Thanks! Just to clarify what I am asking, I'm not asking you to record to a song or anything. Just...

Hello, I've been playing around in my home studio and I'm not a guitar player but I would love to have heavy power chords, like the ones used in Lincoln Park, Disturbed, Godsmack, etc. If you're interested, here's what I would love to have!! :) Basically some sustained power chords ranging...

"another popular misconception. given a choice, for most situations most bigboys would rather record the vocal in a good sounding space." Interesting. I've been to several small to large recording studios in the Dallas area and all of them have a vocal "chamber" where the vocals are recorded...

Thanks for the comments people, some really good stuff here. I don't see why they don't add a "Vocals" area to this forum?!? Im my situatiion the only fx I use on my Voice Prism is slight doubling and compression. In any event I do recommend recording vocals as dry/dead as possible and add any...

jimi, Lots of things to consider and learn. I'm also somewhat of a newbie on vocal recording but this data may help you. It's often better to record in as dead a room as possible. This is how the big boys do it. After the vocal track is recorded they add effects like reverb, chorus...

"I thought this would get a tad more attention from everyone, guess I was wrongelo..." Hmm.. probably because of the subject name. It appears to be a spam message or something unrelated. Perhaps next time something like this for the subject: National Recording Act Bass Player Recording...

Mr. Hornet, :) "#1: Need a good mic. " As I posted, I've got that covered. :) "#2: Need to try a few reverbs to see what will bring out the clearest sounds. " I thought reverb "pushed the sound" further back? "#3: How good is the mic expertise of the singer?" Just fine thanks. (I'm doing...

Hello. I have a good mic, (Shure KSM 44) a decent vocal processor, (Voice Prism). But my vocal recordings at home still are not as good as they could be. The over all sound still doesn't sound "up front" as it should. It sounds a bit back in the mix. I realize compression helps and I do use that...