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Hey there guys! I have an ambitious project that I might need some help with. I'd like to build myself a passive headphone mixer/control room matrix. Basically, it's just 4 stereo inputs and 4 stereo outputs that pretty much route straight through, but with the addition of certain things on each...

I have an old Casio keyboard that doesn't have a line out on it, it only plays through the speakers. I figured I can take it apart and add a line out jack, but I'm not sure what it needs. Can I just get a 1/4 jack and put it in the same path as the speaker? Do I need to add any resistors? Any...

I've had this idea floating in my head for quite some time, but I didn't know how to go about it until I stumbled upon BorrowLenses.com. The idea was originally a community mic exchange, since I'm sure we can all relate to having been in a mic buying position where we really wanted to test out...

WOW Nigel!! It looks great! Glad to see you're able to come back to your love after all these years! Do you have any recordings from the new studio you can share? Interested to hear what you can do with that set up!

Also liking the Switchfoot sticker, judging by the colour and font, looks like it's been there for a while! Learning to Breathe era, perhaps?

I've been running logic for 2 years now and I just tried the mastering presets on my latest project (the presets channel strips for Channel 1-2) and they sound phenomenal. I had no idea this has been in my program the whole time!

Nice space! I especially like the diffuser on the back wall, like a piece of art! If you're into the DIY thing, you can build some cheap speaker stands using some IKEA stuff if you have one near by. http://ikeahacker.blogspot.com/2010/06/vika-curry-speaker-stand.html EDIT: Whoops! Should've...

I didn't know zip drives were allowed in the new millennium! I thought the police came and took anyone away who still used one past 2005! :D

Hey Rick, I'm not sure where you got confused on this. He said in the future he would be upgrading from the 2"+Lenards to a 4" panel. I was requesting that before he do the upgrade do a formal comparison of the two setups. However, I did have a nice time imagining Yoda saying the first sentence...

Before you do this, please record some A/B samples recording something with the 2 inch panels and the LENRD's VS a 4 inch panel. Not that I doubt Weasel's statement, I just know a lot of people on the internet like to be correct and think their way is the only way (4 inch panels or death!), so...

Probably not, but you should try it anyways :)

Don't know what to tell you man, it works for me. You can listen to it when you click on the link, right? If it opens in your browser, trying going to File >> Save As.

Well depending on your browser, you should be able to right click it and save it.

I've been sitting on this song for six years. I wrote it in my dorm room in 2004 on FLStudio 3.0! Last summer I redid it in Logic to make it a bit less...uh, crappy. However, all these years I haven't been able to come up with a melody or words I like. It's in verse/chorus, so it absolutely...

No, sorry. This is exactly what I'm referring to when I'm talking about a how-to video. It's helpful, but it's not super encompassing. It only tackles one issue, and it's not likely I'd remember it when that issue comes up. I'm thinking something more general, less functional in terms of...

Oh, and also I find myself over and over again saying "my drums don't sound like that" or "My acoustic doesn't sound like that" when I watch how-to videos because a lot of them are done in nicer studios. Having a bunch of home recorders sharing their mixes might fit better into our situation...

Haha, this was fun to read over today :) It's really as simple as it sounds. Just screen captures of someone doing a mix in the box really (getting cameras involved sounds overly complicated). Sometimes I just like to watch people do their work, and I think I often benefit from doing so...

That's cool dude, we're not making you do it or watch it :) And like I said, it'd mostly be for in the box mixing using screen capture, not a video camera, so you'd hear it as they're hearing it (or rather it would depend on your own playback system). And it doesn't have to be fine detail...if I...

Exactly EZ, you got my point to the T. How-tos are great, and I've learned a lot from them, but to see someone open an EQ and play me the difference between it in bypass and when it's on is a totally different learning experience than to see someone solo a kick, open an EQ, and tweek around with...

Hey guys! I'm about to start a new mix on an old project and had a great idea as I was thinking about it. I don't know about you, but I personally learn best by watching people do what they do and trying to emulate/recreate what they have done. I know this isn't the ideal way to mix, since we...