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i'm building a 19" rack cabinet and i want to mount my alesis mictube which has holes for rack ears, but i can't seem to find any for it. it's 8 1/4" wide, has anyone had any problems finding universal ears for a 19" rack? i may have found some, but they're 5 1/2" long and that would put me at...

okay, i will tone down the higher end on the mando.... hopefully i get this song finished soon so i can move on to the next! 8 more to go... i promise i won't bug you all with all of the songs! and doing it live was definitely a gutsy move, there were quite a few restarts on some songs. as...

https://soundcloud.com/seaandsilence/throw4-mixdown next try, i'm much happier with it. took out some more essyness, then took out a lot of higher frequencies with made it sound much warmer to my ears. unfortunately, re-tracking things isn't quite an option, as 1) we recorded it live, so...

oops, sorry i somehow reposted my original post. if a mod wants to delete this, please feel free.

check. i will apply more de-essing. i'm just afraid of lisping it up, but i'll see what more i can add. thanks for the listen!

Throw mixdown2 (if you see this, please don't share it with anyone) by sea & silence on SoundCloud - Hear the world some info on what i did, particularly the vocals... mixed in audition 3.0 parametric eq, boosted a tad in the low end, and the high end, around 40 and 10k, respectively tube...

and i appreciate it! thank you

as in just wrapping the fiberglass itself to hold in the fibers as opposed to wrapping the cloth around the fiberglass AND the wood. there will be air gap, this is a freestanding setup, won't be hanging on the walls. and cotton, just like sheet fabric? works just fine?

i've been talking about building panels for 3 1/2 years and now with tax returns coming i'm finally going to do it! so basically it's going to fold in on itself like an armoir or cupboard doors would when i'm not using it. i think i'm going to build 2 of them. my questions, to those who feel...

i will try the freezing/locking to track! thanks guys!

okay so for this particular song there are 11 tracks, and there are no plugs on anything except on the 2 vocal tracks, which has blockfish (VST, but i'm sure you know) and a graphic equalizer (stock Audition one) on both. no samples or anything like that and it's doing this problem. i am...

i'm posting this in both the Adobe Audition forum and the Digital Recording forum because either might be able to help me. when i mix/record a song with around 9 tracks to it, and a few of those tracks have some eq or effects put on the track, i get a really, really annoying clicking sound...

i'm posting this in both the Adobe Audition forum and the Digital Recording forum because either might be able to help me. when i mix/record a song with around 9 tracks to it, and a few of those tracks have some eq or effects put on the track, i get a really, really annoying clicking sound...

any advice on pitch correction software other than autotune? hopefully not something bank-breaking

thanks everyone! i appreciate it. i will try and fade the shaker in and out to use it to emphasize more, and adjust the eq to tone down the harshness. i'll repost when i get a chance to work on my own songs, i've been working on some recordings i did for a friend's bluegrass band that's taking...

i will try that... any ideas where i should cut on the acoustic and voice?

thanks, unfortunately not much i can do for now about my vocals.... practice practice practice, right?

hey guys i'm pretty proud of this one, so try not to point out too many flaws! lol kidding, let me have it! i take all tips... thanks in advance if you point something out. Sea & Silence - One More Day by sea & silence on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free gear: vocal...

thanks jim!

... me to upgrade from an AT2050 to either an at4040 or at4033? i'm thinking about a 4040 or 4033 but i'm not sure the preamps are up to spec enough on the inspire for it to even matter without upgrading that first. i don't know anything about preamps, honestly, just know you get what you pay...