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I edit everything to be sure that I have all the takes I need without pops, cracks, glitches.

I believe so too

Indeed you can insert solely one effect at a time.

Anyone ever experienced with it has a mixing tool on its own channel strip?

Make sense

That is the point of my question, I understand Ozone is mainly for mastering, but recently I started using it to get a cleaner crispier acoustic guitar sound.

Haha alright, will do so!

Lately I've been experiencing with using Ozone5 to mix all my instruments. Anyone ever went deep with this? I find that I am getting a clearer mixes.

Thanks for the article, very handy! I am ready to build the bass traps, we all agreed that I needed 8 foot long bass traps (I have 12 feet high ceilings) Should I put the bass trap at the ceiling and leave an opening at the bottom, should I put it dead centered and leave the top and bottom...

Ok I've checked on them, they are 3 inches thick panels. I guess it works well then. In terms of bass traps, I'll build 4 X 8 feet tall bass traps for all four corners with 6 inches or 'superchunks' in it. My question is, should all recording room + live room have bass traps too? Or solely...

Just to be sure I understand, you are saying that I should build 4 inches thick broadband absorber? And that I should have 8 foot high bass traps ? What is the thickness for bass traps?

I used a 2 inches thick materials. I'll try to investigate for bass traps. My ceilings are so high... it will take a lot of wood and roxul in order to do them floor to ceilings...

Hehehe Yes a mixing room...

Ok thanks! 1 big room for live purpose 3 others for acoustic instruments, vocals etc...

Well I have about 4 different rooms to put them in. Ok corners. Am I building the same thing as panels (broadband absorber) but putting them in corners? (triangle shape) Should they take the whole corners? Or just a part of it?

Alright, so I have built my own broadband absorber and put them on the walls of the different rooms. What is next? Every room have wood floors, really high ceilings.

I am in the process of turning an 8 bedroom apartment into a recording studio, and I am slowly realizing that all my doors aren't soundproof at all. They're simple wooden door (not empty though), and if ever I need to record more than one instrument at the time, it bleeds into each other...

That is such a great idea!

An old Iphone with skype would be cheaper than a Foscam?

I am trying to add another room to my studio. I want to build a vocal booth, but I don't have a glass window that would separate it from the mixing room (I don't have enough knowledge in how to open a wall and stick a window there either). Anyone uses a camera in order to see the singer? If...