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Thanks! I'll investigate further with what they'll be using. I believe they are buying a computer (or two) to go on tour with the show.

I want to be sure that when the time comes, I can explain well why I can solely use a 44 sample rate.

OK. I hear you. The only something going on is... I was told to do it in 48... haha

It's a theatre production/musical. Obviously,for cost efficiency reasons we will use pre recorded material and the actors/singers will be singing over it. I was told that for that, I needed to be at a 48 sample rate. BUT there is also a CD to be produced (before the show gets out) with the...

Even if at the theatre they use a computer with the loaded sessions on it? They won't use a CD and the singers will sing live to it

Well I am saying both because I heard or read somewhere that for theatre production we needed a 48 sampling rate?

I am currently in the midst of writing music for a theatre show. A CD will be produced prior to the show. Now what do i do? Do I do everything in 44? And then in 48? I'll have to rerecord all the tracks?

Do you own that library? It sounds really interesting

Nice! Let me try that right now! While waiting for an answer, I fooled around with the eq for the slapping bass, and it seems like it was my problem. I'll now check better with your direction!!!

Hey everybody, I am having some trouble having a clear bass in my mixes. Furthermore, when I do some slap... it also doesn't come out as a very clean slap line. I believe the word would be muddy. Do you have any hints to help me achieve a nice bass sound and a nice slap bass sound? Am I...

If I use GOBOS, do I need treatment in the rest of my room? I am solely looking to record and get a decent recorded sound.

Hehehe. Would it help too if I put my broadband absorbers around the room on walls and corner? Or can I simply use them as gobos?

I am sorry... I thought you meant around it. You mean above it. Of course... So I would use those Gobos around it to prevent the reflection on walls and to prevent some other sound in the room to get in the mic.

I am a little confused... Why wouldn't it be good for vocals or guitars?

Great thing those Gobos. I feel that I will make most of my useage from them like that. Nothing is needed above from it?

Thanks to everyone's advice out here, I just built 8 broadband absorber panels. I was able to make 8 panels in an afternoon with my friend. Now here is the thing: 1- They really do work, it's incredible. 2- Where do I position them? I have a rectangular room. 3- Is there a certain...

Thanks a lot. I will probably treat my whole room

So basically, I should be putting as much panels as possible around my room. Wouldn't it make a dead room?

So I could treat all four corners + ceiling corners?

Interesting. I am too looking to treat my room... Would you do that to a bigger room too?