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Wow. Mono is getting me thinking as hard about it as much as time travel. 0.0

I see what you mean. One source of one is different than two sources of one, but essentially you're still achieving the same balance as you would from one source. Just a random question I thought about. Did studios back in the mono days of recording only utilize 1 monitor? There would be...

So do any of you guys mix in mono? I find it helps me (especially with double tracked guitars in relation to vocals) get the true balance between parts. That's with volume alone. It REALLY helps with EQing. The bass and kick are always hard for me to glue together. It sounds a bit...

I had a cheap drumkit when I was reaaaallllyyy little. Maybe about 6-8 years old. The snares broke, so I wound up tying soda tabs to the side of the drum and laying them on the top head. I taped the yarn down so they wouldn't bounce too much. Viola! Snare sound again... Well for a 7 year...

Oh don't worry. They're definitely right.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6446045/FL%20Studio%20Master.mp3 I just mastered this sample using these helpful tips. It's good EQ, right?

Thanks, this helped me out a lot. :D

Well first you want to start with tuning the drums (on top of being a good player). Tune them to the music you are playing, and to your likings. There are tons of online tutorials that show you how. Next you want the room to sound good. Experiment with thick blankets and any other absorbent...

Yes it is. If you are still learning version 3, go straight to version 4 and learn that. Evolve with the times, you know?

While 24 bit is encouraged, there is no doubt you can get great recordings in 16 bit. I forget where I heard this, but some guy recorded his entire solo album in Mac's Garage band in 16 bit. When he sent everything to get mastered, the mastering engineer said that it is the best album he has...

Wow, you home recording guys joke anaconda way that makes everyone laugh. :laughings:

You need the track to be armed, then you need to turn on input echo.

For now, check out DrumCore Free or MyDrumset by Bluenoise Audio.

‪Chaîne de recordingrevolution‬‏ - YouTube I think it's completely up to you.

Wow sweet! Sadly, I don't own an XBOX. :( Is this the game with the tunes you posted awhile back in the clinic?

If you don't mind spending a bit more, the Samson 8kit is absolutely fantastic.

I've heard some great results with the AKG D112 and the Shure Beta 52. Kick drum mics (generally. VERY generally) work well for bass amps. Do you plan on mixing in a DI signal?

The mix seems a bit bassy. I would try high passing the guitar and vocals around 80 Hz. Season to taste. :D Some of the orchestra parts before the drums are not tight. As for the drums, they sound scooped somewhere in the the high-mids. Was this recorded to tape? If not, I would edit the...

Hmm not bad. That buzzy synth sounds a bit too buzzy for my ears. The actual song writing and melody is pretty catchy. Nice job on that. I did notice that the intro kind of loses traction. At first it seemed like a discordant mess, but then I picked out the rhythm and caught it. Come to...

Well, there was an update a while ago but it didn't fix much for me. I'm still having the same problem and I can't find a way around it. I'm thinking it's a driver issue.