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Yeah. I have tried it out. Usually a couple times a day. Is this a poll?

Hello to everyone. and Happy New Year too. I was just fooling around with a mix of mine in Cakewalk and I am adding some plugin FX to some tracks. A question just occured to me, and I dont have the answer for it. So here I am seeking out wisdom again. Question: Does it matter what order I add...

Yeah.. Make a click track in fruity loops and export it as a wave file. Very easy and quite useful.

Get FRUITY LOOPS. It is exactly what your looking for.

Leavings, I would be happy to lend you some ears. I am in Farmington Hills. Hit me back sometime and maybe we can set something up. Steven stevendiemert@hotmail.com

Calwood, I wish each channel had inserts. But thats not the case. I just want to know the standard way to hook this stuff up to a board without individual inserts. I know there is something I am missing. And I am sure its probably simple. What am I overlooking? Fojar, You are a newbie with...

Hello everyone. I hope this is the right forum for this question. As I search through this thread I cant seem to find the answer to what I am looking for. The Board: I have a Behringer MX1804X mixing board. The board has 14 channels. It also has a AUX send and a left and right AUX return...

I have done this both ways. And to this day I continue to do so. 2 guitars recorded in Mono then both panned differently. and 2 guitars recorded in stereo and panned differently. Experiment with it. I dont have a preference.

Just thinking out loud here... Why not just hit control+Alt+Delete and close all programs that are running? I do that everytime I am working on a recording project in Cakewalk.

Yeah I love that crunch I get from my Les Paul. I just wish I was a better player. I am slowly but surely stretching myself musically. Leads are something new for me. In the past I was afraid to even try. I think differently now. Thanks for chiming in on the mix too. I was thinking the bass...

Hevy, Thanks for listening. Believe it or not, I did the drums in Fruity Loops. Tracked and mixed in Cakewalk.

Hello everyone... I posted a song here awhile back from mp3.com... It looks like it got lost in the shuffle though. Someone here told me that more people will listen if it is at NowhereRadio instead. So, I posted my song on NWR, and would love to here some feedback/ tips on the mix. The name...

Thanks for listening. When I mixed this song I was wanting the left guitar to be a little louder than the right guitar. Did I overdue it? Can one guitar be louder than another or should I keep them close in this mix?

Ok. Thanks for the tip. I am looking for alot of feedback so I am willing to post it anywhere.... ... I just posted it on NowhereRadio.com. So here are both links to it. The name of the song is "Saturday Night". Nowhereradio link -...

Well, it has been about 9 months since I last Posted a song here for review. Mainly because I have been busy getting new equipment and learning how to use my new equipment. LOL. I really would like some good feedback on how the mix sounds. The name of the song is called "Saturday Night"...

"But beware of the beast known as latency" I agree, I tried imput monitoring when i first got cakewalk. It was nothing but a giant headache for me.

Right click the speaker icon at the bottom right hand side of your computer screen. Select "Adjust Audio Properties" Under the "Audio Tab" go to Sound recording and click "Volume". Now make sure you have the Line In selected. You will have to do this evertime you record throgh the Line In...

I use Fruity Loops with real samples from Drumkit from Hell. Works great for me.

Yep, keep the eq flat. I did the same thing for over a year. Then I got some real Monitors. But it worked for me. Another thing you can do is Listen to some of your favorite CDs (reference CDs) through your computer, then through your stereo (with the EQ flat) . If your mixes sound close to...

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