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depends on which way you break it when falling off the stage during that wild guitar riff :cool:

Hmmm..You know, as crazy as this guys sounds I think I may know what he's talking about (yeah Im crazy, SO) There has been talk for a while from several ME's that adding a Master Fader to your DAW lessens the quality in an audible way. I have heard some actually recommend you NOT add a Master...

U can do it by using the elastic properties and changing the time..Or the TCE tool.

Go into Preference - Playback options - Timeline Insertion Follows Playbak (make sure its selected)

"better" sounding is completely relative and is hardly ever the word to accurately describe vintage gear IMO...but you can get closer to an older analogue tube "sound" that everyone's ears and minds have been programmed to hearing without using the extra extra DSP on ur computer. Whether that...

Point taken..We can agree on the MS1-B..decent piece to have in any collection..But still, vtb-1 for the price range, and the customization options for those who know how to do it...still my #1 pick in this price range.

I've praised this pre before and always hear the same thing...it sucks..I think a lot of people's ears hear price tag and not quality..they sure hear the clever marketing these companies stick down ur throat. Bottom line..It really doesn't get better in the price range the VTB-1 is playing...

100 to 200 on ebay..cool mixer..might have to do more work that u anticipate if the strips are static filled. Only cool thing I can offer is the manual if u don't have it already http://www.manualnguide.com/download/manual-guide/yamaha-pm-700-mixer-owners-manual.html

I agree..that nonsense wasn't worth studio time..u gotta ask yourself how this stuff makes it to radio

+1 for the example. Recently I had to use it on a vocal performance that has a spike around 1hkz..I could've tried to EQ it..but I would have had to automate the EQ through 4 minutes of vox..I could have also created a sidechain so that a compressor would just compress that frequency...but...

There is no easy solution to your problem. You can upgrade PT and get the toolkit that lets you have more tracks in PT...What I have done in the past was to think out my mix...rewire reason into PT on an Instrument track..lay down the vocals..then begin thinking of what part of my mix I NEED in...

From what I'm reading the work was done prior to any new business arrangement, agreed or implied. He has a strong case if he owns the copyright and the publishing was assigned to his SS# or tax id#. The hard part is to prove actual damage. If you lost sales as a result, or they benefited from...

honestly these are more than ok for a hobbyist..at a professional level they aren't the "Best" you can get..but as someone said in the post..it means nothing if u got a shitty room..esp if ur tryin to mix

That's usually indeginious to each studio, who develops their own system of keeping track of info..You could get one and it made no sense to you...you're better of creating one for yourself. Some basic items are something like this Track Name Mic Used Mic Position Date Recorded Scratch...

I definitely understand that..which is why I have an interface with knobs I can touch and program to different parameters instead of using the mouse..you never get the sweet spot when riding faders (IMO) when using a mouse.

Editing, comping, cleaning up, shaping, controlling dynamic range and whatever else you have to do to get ur vocals to sound like they belong..2 minutes...u sir are a beast...or work wiht some amazing talent, with a shit load of very topnotch gear in ur house.

It's crazy that you would say this..Cause I would've tend to agree that there should be some kind of standard, just as a protection to the hearing of the general public....but then I saw an interview on either gearslutz or somewhere else, where they were interviewing a mixing engineer who said...

Is it possible to agree and disagree with you at the same time lol? I think both analog and digital sound great depending on the operator..Ask me that 8 years ago, and I would have told you digital could never sound like analog. I think they both have their limitations..and you feel the...

Pro Tools not supporting WAV is like saying music doesn't support instruments. This is not an insult, its to inform you..As a matter of fact I think .AIFF and .WAV are the default filetypes. You need to purchase the mp3 converter for pro tools to even deal with mp3 outputs. All you did was take...

:rolleyes: :D