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post the tracks dude

Go for the bluebird, It is sweet on vocals. And you dont really need to worry about room treatment when you are dealing with mics that have a cardiod polar pattern.

welcome to the forum. Youtube is full of videos on techniques. From micing, mixing, to mastering. Searching on this forum is useful too. way back when I didnt know how to approach toms in a mix I did a search here and got lots of useful info. Or just ask your question, someone will have an answer.

All I have to say is Bluebird. (go home haters)

Nothing wrong with a little bleed, I find total isolation unnatural. Ever notice how natural some pro tracks sound? Ask them about isolation they might laugh at you.

In some places they would cover all the VU meters with cardboard...

Welcome to the forum... you will need a software. You can download audacity for free. Learn your way around it alittle. After downloading it I would load those accompanying tracks into audacity. Open 2 new tracks in your project having your vocals and guitar lined through the interface into...

haha Are referring to something from the past?

I have behringer b1 ldc about 8 years old and works perfectly fine. I wanna trade it for a sm57 if someone has an old used one they dont need. Or wants a cheap ldc. I need more 57s. I doubt anyone will be interested but its worth a shot.

you should definatly have a refernce mix like I guess the song itself, in this situation... And you should get to know your monitors. KNow how they sound all around when you listen to stuff on them. That way when you mix you will get something decent :)

if we all understood what a preamp is actually for than it would be take more seriously. So in plain english. Mics converts your sounds into electrical signals. However the signals your mic produces are weak. Thats why some smart chap found a way to boost that signal so we can use it properly...

isolation from the laptop, mic placement, experimenting. Dont be frustrated if you cant get that sweet sound right away, it takes time and practice. Trial and error.

welcome, I use audacity not sporadically.

here is a great place to practice mixing MixOff Forum - Index

Im gonna go with the 12th fret idea. You can record the same track twice and pan each track left and right to get a wide stereo sound...blablabla And I think any small omni paired with a large diaphragm spaced in the 3:1 config, will never let anyone down. place the omni about a foot from the...

its neumanns voodoo doll

if you click the waveform. 5 nodes should appear on it. four corners and the top middle. the bottom two nodes extend or cut down the track size(not stretch or shrink it). The top two corners control fade ins and outs. The top middle one raises the gain of the track.

Welcome to the party man!

Welcome dude

http://soundcloud.com/aharonmendlowitz/13a Updated mix...