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you really only need a mixer if you're planning on doing large studio work (like i am). Otherwise, keep it as simple as possible. try something like this: http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/FireStuProj

heres my two cents. great tracks, btw http://www.upload-mp3.com/files/235333_g3b2y/lil%20cow%20blues%20final%20cut.mp3

thanks, man. i'll take a look at all that

try it now. i made the folder public so it should work now.

hmm. let me try the direct link. just cut and paste in in ur browser. http://www.upload-mp3.com/files/233332_rrodg/hard%20to%20handle.mp3

my dad's cover band recently did a demo for promotional purposes and i was able to get copies of all the tracks from the session. so i decide to throw a rough mix of one of the covers just to see what u guys think. note: this is a cover. hard to handle.mp3 equipment: -custom built PC w/ 2GB...

i had a 3630 for about a year and it worked fine. i got rid of it because it was pointless to be using an outboard compressor for recording when i could use a vst plugin that does the same thing that also allowed me to modify the settings.

question 1: I would actually recommend using something like a motu 8pre or a presonus firestudio project. I've used both and they both sound pretty good. im in a cover band and i used the project a few times for demo work and it handled all eight channels with ease. which brings me to my...

i love it. i abslolutely love it. nice job. the only thing that might do is cut back a bit on the lower frequences in the bass (prolly below 75hz). other than that, it sounds really good. (im talking about the udated mix btw)

Thanks for the link. i showed me some different ways to place the sub and how to listen for where the bass sounds the bass that i might try out.

hi all, newbie here. my dad and i share a home recording studio in our basement. We have a Yamaha subwoofer that we use with a pair of Behringer B2031p's. i was wondering, though, as to how the subwoofer should be placed in relation to the monitors? or to rephrase, where is the best place to...