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I use audacity for click track with crazy time signatures and alternating tempoes, since that adobe aren't smart enough to have a tempo ruler on adobe...

I actually belive that the real question is , Does the recording sound good to your ears? You should mix with your ears not your eyes.

Ohh... If you only knew how many times I have watched them :p Haha :p , But no, I'm talking About "The Wall", To me, the guitars there seem to have more focus the the Dark side, And I just want you guys to try to guess how the hell did they recorded this fucking great sound! :D

Well folks, I've literally listened to "In the flesh?" (make sure to have the question mark :p ), from The Wall hundreds of times, And every time I hear it, I start to wonder how they achieved this mighty guitar sound. It sound to me as a single-tracked sound, although it seems as if it was...

Hey! take your horn quartet with you! :P just joking, have a good time!

These techniques with delay and panning are mixing techniques, not tracking techniques. Still though, My mixing and arrangement view is to be as minimalistic as you can, it may come from the time when I started recording (sort of 5 years ago, yes, I'm still an amateur), where I had one mic, and...

Why are you afraid of mono? Firstly, you do have panning, so it wont be mono. Secondly, It's a great opportunity for you to learn and explore mic techniques, and make better decisions about where you sholud place your mic. Listen to Sgt. Pepper, It has 4 tracks(well, we know that because the...

if your'e such a smartass then i guss you must know that you can try flip the phase XD there's this button in almost any DAW that just flip the phase and if you were out of phase, then you're suppoesed to be in phase.

Hi! My name is yiftach, I'm a beginner at mixing, and I'd love to give it a try without any money! just for learning. I'd love to try, thanks! ykarkason@gmail.com

I meant more out of the bass guitar itself, because it's supposed to be the body of the song, and a song can fail only because of a bad bass. I can guess that the tube preamp will add some kind of warmth, because you need a bit of warmth in your guitars.

I'm perfectly not a pro, But still, I believe that it'll sound better if you'd work on the bass a lot, because the bass is foundation of the mix, And it just doesn't seem to be there. Also, only in the solo, you've pulled the doubled rhythm guitar into the middle, it's interfering with the...

Have you tried to double track your guitars, When I say double track I don't mean just copy and paste, But actully to play the same line tightly 2 times or more on different tracks.

I used this interface once, Try putting the system performance to "Fast" or "Rapid", and try using the Application priority to "Above Normal". It's supposed to work, when I use it these are my settings.

I'm not talking about a rule that cannot be broken, It's just a way to fatten the sound a lot, At my personel taste, I don't like a trebly bass, beacuse it's a pain in the ass for me ears :P , So after experiments I found out that it just doesn't do too much to the bass sound if it's a song that...

I get my bass sounds by putting the bass dirctly thru the mixer, I set the eq to : i cut the highs -15 db, the mids somtimes flat, and sometimes 0 to -3 db and the bass is going +15 db, Then after the session, I ask the bass player to stay a bit, Both of us work on reamping, we set the bass amp...

yesterday by the beatles was written like that by paul mccartney. mabye your song will be that famous and coverd!

I didn't explained it well, I have one stereo PL that gets either mono or stereo, I use it just mono beacuse I can't put stereo from two differnt cables, so I thought that if I'll have the mixer it will be possible, then I came here to ask you. thanks!

Are you sure? I think I can connect two instruments into different channels of the mixer - lets say channel 1 and channel 2, then to pan them hard left and hard right, I know that my software(adobe audition 3) has an option to take the interface input Left and its Right into spearate mono...

Hi, I bought a long time ago a one input interface, but until now it satisfied my, so I am on a tight budjet so I am going to buy a mixer, And I thought to buy a behringer xenyx 502 and to fool my interface, by taking the phones out of the mixer (stereo), and recording two instruments at a time...

I can, but it wouldn't sound as natural as a real recording. I know that it's a stupid thing to ask, but if someone can do it, i'll be very thankful!