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Well a little more tinkering. I added a little more bass. What I would like to do with this song (and a few others that are better recorded than this one) is give them to a local Christian Radio station, and see if they could get some air time. Would you say that this would be good enough for...

A1A2, Thanks for your comments, but I'm not sure If I understand your suggestion entirely. Are you saying: 1. Use less compression on the instraments to let the vocalls come through more. 2. adjust the volume on the instruments more so they get jump to the front only on some highlights...

Tried to fix some things. . . Here are a few changes I have made to try to improve things a little: 1. fixed the timming of the drums as best I could. 2. Tried to tighten up the electrick guitar track. 3. Re-EQed several tracks to try to give some more bass, and take away the...

B.SABBATH, Thanks for the input. I made some adjustments to the eq on the overheads (I think it helped). I also changed the compressor on the lead vocal, which seemed to thicken it up a bit. I made a couple adjustments on the endeing, but I'm not sure if it made much difference. I...

This is a song I recorded a while back, and I wasn't real pleased with it (the drums for example were recorded with some old peavey dynamic mics, that really were bad). I would love some opinions on the mix (good or bad). I'm not the most experienced at this. Thanks in advance...

Nigie, If I understand your problem correctly, You have two tracks in your sequencer that are causing clipping, and you are trying to turn it down with your mia console. The fadders in your mia console (if I remember right) are only for monitoring purposes. As a result you are turning down...

Several months ago I got a demeter hm1. I got it because I wanted a good quality stereo tube pre (and I got it for a very good price). I was not disipointed with the pre end of things, but I was shocked with the quality of the DI. The first time I used it, I was recording a bass player that I...

I have a 2408mk3 and am very happy with it. It replaced an echo mia card - and the sound is definitely better (better sterio immage, tighter sound, etc.). I havent personally compared it to the ardvark units, but I asked lots of questions on different forms to try to talk to ones that had...

I have a lucid genx6-96 a motu 2408mk3 and a dbx 386 that I want to sync to the genx6, I made a 4' bnc cable (75 0hm), connected the word out from the genx6 to the word in of the 2408, and then set the motu clock to word in. It locks (I can change the frequency with the genx), but when I leave...

Have you recieved yours yet? If you have, what type of difference have you noticed with your cards? And aside from the genx which card do you think has a better sound - the rme or delta?

I will be using it with a motu 2408mk3 and 24i. I just bought this setup, and will be getting everything the first of next week. I also have a dbx 386 that could benifit from the genx as well, but I probably will be selling this soon as I mostly used it for the digital outputs, and I will no...

frist44, Thanks for the info. I ordered one today, and am looking forward to trying it out. What sound card are you going to be using yours with?

This is a two channel pre so you might not be interested in it, but the Demeter hm1 is pretty amazing IMHO. I bought mine used for 550, new they run for a little over 1000 (bayview pro audio). I don't know what you are planing on using the pre for, but The Demeter unit is very quite, very...

jslator, "This is a myth. The only tax you will be charged coming through the border on the vast majority of recording equipment is GST/PST (which in most provinces is about 15%, so I'm guessing that's what you are referring to)." You are right, I was refering to the 15% tax, not another...

man@work I purchased a vocemaster pro form these guys. It was a good experience and I got it for less money than if i had gone through the Us (once you figure exchange and the 15% tax they charge coming through the border. This is what i have found so far (with few exceptions). If I am...

"what you should do is go into your closet with like 10 cans of that spray foam and just fill the thing up till you cant move. then have someone cut you out in a clean slice, put a hinge on it, and you have a really dead room that is perfectly shaped for your body. you could step in and...

chessrock, I'm not sure what it is made of, but I know its purpose would have been for sound absorption and not treatment. It is intended to be "sound proof", so that there would be no sound bleed from the inside out, and vice-versa. I also know it is extremely heavy because the person I was...

"well, if it is dead, it shouldnt sound like a little box. it might be decent for vocals, close in, intimate vocals. or maybe for screaming..." That was what I thought. I also thought it might work for accustic guitar. Wouldn't 6 and a half feet by 3 foot eight be enough for this as well?

I normally record in a bedroom sized room, and use blankets do deaden things a little. I have a chance to get a sound-proof isolation booth from a local hospital (they used it for hearing tests). It is 77 inches by 44 inches. I could get it real cheap (a few hundred Canadian). I would...

Dot, How would you rate the spl goldmike? Is it in the sme league as some of the $1000 options out there?