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not trying to start a political fight on the forums here, just trying to give a few laughs: http://www.purevolume.com/declanswell --> listen to "g double yah"

I've recently finished two new tracks, just curious as to see what kind of critiquing it gets from you guys. everything's done with an aardvark 20/20, cakewalk pro audio, fruity loops studio, a behringer condensor, and several low-class dynamic mics: http://www.purevolume.com/declanswell the...

Hello everyone. I'm applying to several schools in the fall for producing/engineering programs, like New York University and Berklee in Boston. Some of the programs let you submit records of your own. SO, I've been working on a lot of this stuff lately, and this tracks is one of the ones I might...

This may sound like a dumb question, but I've had FL studio for some time now, and whenever I want to add effects I can never figure out how to put effects on certain tracks or patterns, I can only figure out how to put them on the entire mix. Can someone please inform me on how to put effects...

Hey everyone. Just finished another little project. This track is Drums, acoustics, piano, synth strings, and a few other things. I'd love to hear any type of feedback: http://www.ritaenglish.com/tnaf/sandimas.mp3 OR http://www.purevolume.com/declanswell

Just finished working on a quick project of an acoustic type version of a Taking Back Sunday song called "Great Romances of the 20th century. Almost everything was done with a behringer b-1 condensor, except for the drum tracks. And the random voices you hear in the intro/interlude/ending are...

Using cakewalk pro audio 9. I know you can add different tempos in at certain points, but only by affected the speed. Is there anyway pro audio lets you change the time signature? Say you wanted to switch to 3/4 or 5/4 somewhere in the song. How do you accomplish this if it is possible? Thanks.

I'm looking for a plug-in, or a program that would include an effect that de-tunes audio data. In this case, I'm not looking to "get bad vocals into the right key". I'm actually looking for the opposite, looking for a spooky kind of de-tuner effect to do some experimenting with on a project...