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G-d Damn.... It's like Wu-trance. I need a glow stick :D

I'll do it for $35 a song mix and master. You can check the myspace in my sig for some examples and I'll shoot you a pre/post master clip if you want too. Can start whenever.

I'll give it One mic...

I think that the sample in the chorus needs to be a little lower in the mix and his vocals are a little off. But all in all I like it... ;) Guess everyone else is sleepin... Bump

I'll second that...

that sure is strange... :cool: to make a super elcheapo pad you could just lift the - pin.

then leave it off and use a plug-in instead... ;)

I picked up a 24ch ghost (no bridge though) from an HR member not too long ago for under $1500 you just gotta look like a motherfucker. look in the for sale sections here at gearslutz, TapeOp, Harmony-Central and other forums. Ebay can be very hit or miss on larger mixers.

I think you need a multiband compressor...

too much reverb for my taste but not all that bad of an arrangement.

It's a classic... If you're worried about the finish just cut up an old polishing cloth and wrap the damn thing. ;)

I can be quite the Hater but I don't think Crate is all that bad of a company. I had a BX-100 that kicked the crap out of the Ampeg combos everytime (till it broke.. haha. But that one was on me.). Their little 15 watt practice amps can really rock for a guitar track too. Over all they aren't...

Hatin on Rick Ross huh...

my point was that if they come on a product that otherwise suits your needs I wouldn't nit pick. And I personally think it would be hard for them to be any worse than a 1402...

you know you don't HAVE to use the built in pres. But there are a great number of interfaces available. Many of which have been talked about pretty extensively here. search: delta 1010 RME Motu Aardvark.... pitch in if I left something you like out.

since you asked... http://www.theprojectstudiohandbook.com/directory.htm I'd start with Basics, Levels, EQ, Compression in that order. but just read up. ;)

I really like the URS EQs also.

I think your beats are much better than most just starting and even some that have been doing it for a wihle. I think you could be a pretty decent producer if you take the time to learn audio engineering propperly and work on your beats. And you know Im not one to give out undue praise.

Your beats are so much better than your rapping that it isn't even funny. This is your calling. You aren't a rapper. Throw a verse or two on a track now and then if you have to but this is where you will make a career out of music...

Some pointers... Music, especially rap, is based on rhythm. As far as I can tell you can't rap on one. You need to rap WITH the beat rather than over top of the beat. Your rhymes don't really ryhme all that creatively... or well. i.e. town:around:frown, right:night, night:right(again)... Try...