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I have 2 tracks. Both are 16-bit/44.1 The first is a MIDI track that was run through a VSTi and rendered as a 16-bit/44.1 stereo WAV file. The second is something I recorded over the first, and it is also 16-bit/44.1, but it is mono. (I even tried recording it in stereo and I still had a...

You're right, it does have good support for VSTi's/MIDI. I wish I would have known that before. Maybe I'll just switch to this program.

I actually heard the opposite, that Repear has poor/no MIDI support. I downloaded it to check it out. I'll have to spend a little time with it later to try and figure it out, but I'm still open to other suggestions...

Is there another program I can use to simply import a MIDI file, run it through a VSTi instrument, and export as a WAV file? I've used SynthFont which is free, and works good on some VSTi's but not on the ones I need. I've also tried MiniHost but that doesn't seem to let you import MIDI files.

Just have him put the individual WAV files onto a data CD. Import the wav files into your software and mix them yourself.

What are the little fuzzy tips on the end of the mic for? A mini windscreen or something? :confused:

Yes I did. I've also been to that site a few times.

I think besides asking for an article on EQ you should be asking on articles about using your gear, mic placement, mixing techniques, etc. Instead of learning how to fix mistakes try learning how to not make them in the first place. :p

I have a 6 year old PC that can record 2 tracks at once just fine with some plugins, I'm guessing it could handle up to 8-10 without plugins. But I don't need to record more than 2 tracks at once so I don't know. AMD 1.2 GHz 512 MB PC 2700 RAM 80GB Western Digital 7200 RPM hard drive My...

Tap your foot. ;)

Yea my friend added an EQ effect at the beginning and end to give it a "low-fi" kind of sound. I wasn't crazy about it at first but I think it sounds kinda cool. Thanks.

My friend came over the other night and this is something we recorded on the spot...one mic recording in mono. We don't rehearse or anything before we record we just try and come up with stuff on the spot and record that way because it's more fun. He's playing the rhythm and I (tried) to come...

Is there really any point in going above 24?

Good read :cool:

I like the ones that turn my shitty guitar tone into something that's not so shitty. ie: GlaceVerb.

I hate it to be honest. It's nice for bands to have the internet to get their music out, but it also sucks with everyone buying single songs for 99c, listening to crappy MP3s on their stupid iPods, caring more about style/fads than the music, all music sounding the same, etc. That whole...

Ah, thanks Ray. :cool:

Ok, maybe it is a 12-string. But it still has that airy sound to it.

Yes it does but I'm pretty sure it's not a 12-string. It sounds real soft, and "airy". I've heard similiar tones in a lot of other songs, and I've wondered how they did that. Like mic placement, which mic, EQ, etc. Obviously the kind of guitar matters a lot too.

Yea...besides using the top three of 4 strings...