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It only gets as far as 20 seconds, without any strings yet... (By the way, look for a real piano to record with, it just screams in my head when I hear a very poorly sampled piano)

Just note yourself, Everyone in this forum are ALWAYS sarcastic ;) (By the way, it wasn't obvious, but from what I said it kinda deserves to get a tretment for each voice seperatly)

Well, wasn't that just obvious? ;)

One of the important thing in getting strings to sound realistic, is to arrange your preformence as if you would have written it for a real string quartet, This means learning the harmony of you song, and choosing either polyphonic styled arranged or homophonic styled, You'd generally choose...

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Yeah, sure, I'd give it a shot. Send me a P.M.

My DAW is Adobe Audition, I'd love to try anything, so just challenge me.

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Hi friends, I want to practice my mixes on other recordings but mine, So I offer free mixes, Just contact me, and I'll do my best :)

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Even more fun, When you plug in a cable from the aux out into one of the inputs it's starts to be an LFO! So awsome. I'd upload a sample soon

Hi man, thanks :) Waiting for anything to be sent.

You must have an interface. The real thing here is to choose if there'll be any more applications you'll be recording, And if you'd need more than 2 inputs(which are required for two mics).

As I said, when you turn the volume down, it simply doesn't go up, and it stays at about -18 DBs, so there's really no harm to anything in the chain.

Well, So I'm at a concert, the master level is maybe just below the 1/8 of the knob. I'm starting to get some feedback (:o) , checking as fast as possible, turning down the volume, It was the end of their instrumantel song, very moody, and the feedback goes to an higher frequency, I turn some...

Hi, I'd like to work with you. I'd write you a p.m soon.

Hi there, Just a thought that came to my mind, Did anybody ever tried putting(attaching?) a piezo pickup on the kick as if it is an acoustic guitar? It should be good :P

I would have done the guitars and violin sections together live, and on top of that I'd overdub the harmonica and vocals. Just to have some nice "live" feeling.

is it me or is it mono? XD

I think you should try to get yourself a good sound with one mic before you start messing around with phasing and shit like that. The key is to get a good sound to your ears, and trying to capture it as true as you can. Plus, with one mic, it's a bit easier to record double-tracks, and you will...