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    Collaboration on the internet with VF-160

    Thanks guys - I think the WAV file method sounds like the best, that way everything is always in sync!
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    The Capital Of Mistletoe

    Thanks guys - We are pretty pleased with how it worked out
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    Collaboration on the internet with VF-160

    I can get everyone in time (140 beats per minute) and they then send me thier vocals - How can I synchronize thier vocals so that they line up with my backing music?
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    A Song About A Car

    VERY good considering the equipment you listed!! Love the sound of the banjo in any song, other than that I would like to have seen the lyrics- Good, quality songwriting and recording
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    A Song About A Car

    Hi there Mango - I have tried to get to your website a couple of times, and no connection is made! Could you post the song on your nowhere radio site?
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    The Capital Of Mistletoe

    Hi there guys- I just did my first internet collaboration and would love any feedback I could get The song is the "Capital Of Mistletoe" - A christmas song- At http://www.soundclick.com/bands/5/songbirdcoopercollaborationmusic.htm All Lyrics by Songbird Cooper in England Music written and...
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    Collaboration on the internet with VF-160

    Hi there guys - I did a search for this and couldnt find it- I am trying to do some online collaboration with some friends, who dont have a VF-160 (they use some other multittracker, which is computer based). I am trying to collaborate like this: 1 ) I record the backing music, then send a...
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    One man band newbie question - Vocals and compression

    Hi there GlynB - Thats exactly the sort of answer I was hoping for from this thread - A sort of "organic" answer - Its interesting for me because I have a pretty strong theoretical background in digital signal processing (from the study of seismic waves) but its interesting how weakly I can...
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    Audio on cd to old program??(Vf-160)

    If you had an external CD player, and the appropriate cables, you could do it- I dont know about using the internal one though - just trying to offer an alternative
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    Recording Traditional Irish Music/acoustic instruments

    We did some studio recordings of irish/scottish music with an experienced acoustic sound engineer- Our line-up was: Bohdran Guitar Mandolin Fiddle Whistle or Flute Singing (solo or group) He ran things as follows : We recorded all the basic tracks with the main music instruments...
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    One man band newbie question - Vocals and compression

    Thanks Middleman - I went through the old posts and read them, and of course this one - I just wanted a sort of "organic" description of what compression can offer to vocals - For example, "Compression is great for bringing out the breathing sounds between lines for a more moody sound" etc. I...
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    Any good success stories ($)?

    philboyd studge - totally excellent: inventive and probably something I would buy if I ever saw it in a gift shop at one of those parks. Did I say excellent? yep ok I did.
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    One man band newbie question - Vocals and compression

    Ok I know what compression does (reduce the dynamic range of a recorded signal). I see there are probably a zillion old posts which answer general compression FAQ type stuff . The trouble is I have never really used one (I must have had my head in the sand) and I see that it is considered a...
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    One man band - Trying to mix your own vocals

    MiddleMan - What a great post too - thanks for sharing your thoughts with me (and anyone else) - I will look into the cost of some of those gadgets on ebay.... My setup is basically a Shure SM58 and then some other cheapo Shure microphone placed a bit further out to pick up some different...
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    One man band - Trying to mix your own vocals

    LOL!! I get the Billy Bragg comparison a lot (i.e. "you cannot sing" - they are sort of right though on both the comparison and the comment) I am interested in the compression comments - I guess its pretty standard to use it on vocals, but I must come clean - I never have - I will make a...
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    One man band - Trying to mix your own vocals

    What excellent replies - Cyrokk's comment particularly stands out - Its too easy for me to fall into the trap of mixing the rest of the instruments how I like them, and then lamely putting the singing in at the end - In fact I have probably been doing it wrong all these years- I should be...
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    One man band - Trying to mix your own vocals

    I wonder if there is anyone else out there who has some decent tips - Because I am a one man band, I have to make my own mixdowns, and always end up getting the vocal part wrong - 1) Its too quiet - (I cringe about my own voice and turn it down too much) 2) Its too loud - (I over-compensate...
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    One man band - Listen to this...

    Nice sounding song - There isnt any information at all about the guy who recorded the song on that page though , which is a shame. I agree with the other guy about some elements sounding a bit muffled; My impression is that the microphones might not have been placed properly (e.g. a directional...
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    My own take on "Hungry Like The Wolf", feedback please?

    I cannot hear this either - there must be something wrong with the link -sorry
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    My own take on "Hungry Like The Wolf", feedback please?

    I will give this a spin when I get home tonight - I cant listen to it right now!!
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