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Jamie, Good Show. Wow. I am Speechless. Steven

Hey there. I liked listening to this tune. A nice mellow tune. Mix sounds good on my system. (a little bassy). Not bad. I did notice some scratching or popping noises in the beginning of the tune. Is it intentional? Also I noticed the vocals were flat more than once. I would re-do vocals if it...

Well, I have been busy as hell this summer. But it is great to be back to HR.com. Looks like I am the last to hear this tune. But It sounds awesome. I am digging the guitars. The Mix sounds perfect on my system. Damn I wish I could play guitar like that! Steven

Hey this song rocks. I have it cranked and I love it. I am keeping in my faves. Thanks. Great mix. Great sound. Steven

Let me start by explaining that you can only record in stereo with your BR-8. You can keep tracks centered. You can pan to the right, or you can pan to the left. All of these options make up a "Stereo" recording. Wich is what you hear out of the Radio or on your favorite CD. I have no idea...

I dont know alot about recordning in "Surround". Meaning left,right,center,front and back. But I do know a hell of alot about the BR8. I know that the BR8 does not record in true "Surround". It records in STEREO. What are you trying to do? I need more information before I can offer any good...

Here is my 2 cents. The problem with using the insert effects is that you lose your true "original" sound from your guitar amp. Now, if for some reason you DONT like your original sound, By all means try to color it up with some different effects. I find it is always BEST to record dry and...

LOL We have the same setup. I have the Behringer 1804X Euro Rack....... And I would recommend trying both scenerios. (Straight to the BR-8. and through the board then to the BR8) It all depends on your room/amp/mic placement and the sound you are searching for. Play around with it. The...

This can be fixed by going into your Utility and choose "effects". Then choose "record dry". Also turn your Reverb down on your input channel. Thats how I record my guitars through my BR8. You can hear the kind of sound I get at www.mp3.com/steven_diemert Lemme know if you have any more...

After I get my mix just the way I like it in my BR8, I send it via the digital out straight into Cakewalk on my computer. Thats it. I am sure everyone has different ways of doing this, But this method has worked for me very well. You can hear the quality I get at: www.mp3.com/steven_diemert...

Hey there. This sounds interesting to me. I own a BR8 and I enjoy the hell out of it too. You can hear my voice at: www.mp3.com/steven_diemert I recorded all of the songs on my BR8. Let me know if your interested. Steven imalion@yahoo.com

If it was me I would try to keep all the similar intruments together. I would imagine your mixes are sounding bad when you try to mix guitars and drums and bass down to 2 tracks, just so you can add some bongos. Keep the bongos with your drum mix... Keep your Keys with your rhythm guitar mix...

With the BR-8 your Bounced recording should be exactly what you are hearing on the multiple tracks before you Bounce them to 2 stereo tracks. What all are you trying to Bounce? Keep instruments together. For example. If you have multiple GUITAR tracks.. Different sounds, different guitars...

I can totally relate to what you are saying. I am getting excellent results with my BR-8 as well. In fact, I am getting the best quality I have ever experienced. I have tried recording acoustic stuff as well. I would be happy to share how I get my acoustic sound. Take a listen and let me know if...

Welcome. Make sure you check out the "Recording Techniques " forum. I have found it to be very helpful. Steven

The key (for me) to a really cool full sounding guitar is depth and seperation. Depth: I achieve serious depth in my "Guitar sound" a few different ways. I first record a guitar part. (With the least amount of reverb as possible) Then I will go to a new track and record the same part again...

I use a Audio Technica AT4033 Studio Mic for all my vocals. Thanks for listening. Steven

I have been using the BR8 for a little over 8 months now. Here is a link with a sample of the quality I am getting with the BR8. www.mp3.com/steven_diemert I know the maching inside and out. If you have any questions lemme know. imalion@yahoo.com Steven

If you are looking for the BESt way to do it. And the BEST sounding recording. Than I would have to insist on recording each part seperately. Thats the way the Pros do it, and thats the quality we are all chasing. You must record seperately.!!!! Trust Me. Steven

The first thing that comes to my mind here is "Micing the PA speakers". I wouldnt recommend this technique. I would suggest unplugging the PA speakers and using head phones instead. Use the 2 mics you had on the PA speakers for extra drum mics. Try to get a good sound in the BR8 totally dry...