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hey, i'm looking for this noise u hear on certain songs, which actually sounds like a feedback loop in recording.. lol. it's most probably called something else, and that would be what i want to know, what is it :confused: here's a sample of such a thing in case u don't know what i mean...

hey, i have kind of an off topic question, sorry for posting it here but i dont know any place for "homefilming" lol :) a friend of mine and his mates recently tried themselves on doing short amateur films and stuff. and well the audio of the camcorder obviously sucks for picking up voice, so...

i think the title says it all, if u have this bass u probably know what i mean. it fills out the bottom end of my mixes ok (so it sounds to me, anyway) - but it has absolutely no punch, its just growling really. now i'm not far from the worst bass player in the world, but i dont think its just...

hey i'm just getting into midi, because i want more realistic drums than i get when programming them (cant record real ones, anyway). so there was finally a reason to get smart about midi, well here's where i got: as far as i understood it i would only need a midi controller (say, a small...

hey people! most of u wont know me but i'm always reading this board, rarely posting because i'm not (yet) smart enough to answer most questions or follow discussions, so i rather read and get smarter ;) anyway, i've been into the recording for like a year or so, more reading than actually...

i already posted this in the computer/soundcard forum, but without getting any replies.. so i try it here: i spent a couple of hours installing the inca 88, it was that bad that my pc even didnt boot AT ALL when it should, otherwise it just gave up right after the memory count.. i still dunno...

i could've posted this in the cubase forum.. but actually the problem is the card i guess, and i think the possibilty for a solution is greater in this forum.. i spent a couple of hours installing the inca 88, it was that bad that my pc even didnt boot AT ALL when it should, otherwise it just...

..IT'S YOUR CHEAP-ASS AMP!!! you may remember me from posts like: "unpleasant noise in my distortion" or "cant get a decent guitar sound".. well for all the people out there (and most importantly, for me), i cant now say: it is NOT your fault!!! lol.. i was spending weeks, if not months, on...

ok you guys, everyone here told me, that phantom power wont harm a dynamic mic (unless its miswired etc..) well here i have a proper cable, proper shure sm57, and a behringer ub802. and ok, its not harming the mic (hopefully!! :eek: ), but the sound for sure! please listen to this sample, to...

im ready to get laughed at, but i'm really curious if this would work, and/or if it would damage the amp or whatever.. lets say i want two guitars running directly into one amp. but it has only one input, so i use an adapter (2 jacks to stereo) good? not good? stupid?

does normalizing (so is it called in cubase, raising/lowering audio to a specified amount of db..) lessen the quality of the affected clip? i mean it probably does, more or less.. but when is it critical, or how much of a boost should i avoid? as for the usage: after i recorded, i would use it...

i would need a plugin for cubase sx, which lets me shift keys like at least 2 octaves.. heres what i want to do, incase someone has a better idea (it will probably cause a few laughs.. :)) i want to use my guitar to play basslines for my songs, so a plugin like that would allow me to simulate...

yes, i am getting an all-tube amp (mesa boogie studio .22 combo), although i dont know anything really about tube amps. blame me for that, but at least i am honest and DO want to get info. i know they are much more fragile then non-tubers, and that the tubes may have to be changed sooner or...

alright.. i will have to spend some more money before i finally get to mix my first songs.. after weeks of messing around trying to get a decent sound out of my korg ax100g pedal and peavey rage 158, i've come to the conclusion (and from what i've read here) that this peavey amp just sucks. ok...

after getting the hang of most of the basics, i decided to post a question here, that i wonder about every time i record.. how do you handle the individual output levels in your signal chain? like, where should i bring up my signal up to the needed level, and where should i not? i know.. this...

well.. actually i only noticed that on my home pc until now (and hope i wont have that prob with my recording pc sometimes..), but i'd like to know what causes this, if any of u have ideas.. i load a song im working on, and like 30% of the time i do this, the entire song is sounding exactly...

i'm curious.. whats that? x/y? from what i heard, when micing x/y the capsules almost touch each other, also it seem like the mics point towards the drums, from behind, not down like they would with x/y (wouldnt they?) im just really curious about this, because these pics are from the studio...

okay heres the way it is: - i have a cheap BASIX drumkit to use for recording. (from someone who doesnt know shit about drums, at all. the drums were never tuned since purchasing them, which is like 6 months..) - i am no drummer (my band is seeking one, i will play myself for test-recording..)...

ok, i am really having fun with recording and everything involved with it. but the last few weeks i have been working on getting a decent guitar sound, and i have a huge problem that i cant get fixed whatever i try, and i really really hope someone can explain this to me: everytime i try, i...

ok after a long process of thinking it over, i decided to buy 2 LD condenser mics for ambience micing drums. buuuut i'm unsure yet, WHICH mic to buy, or even to buy two DIFFERENT mics.. dont get mean wrong - it seems obvious that i'll get the best result with the same mic on both sides; but...