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thebarnstudio
New member
nice mixes bro, keep it up.
nice mixes bro, keep it up.
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mwrecording
New member
I'm 18, getting decent mixes. nothing near as great as punkoramas stuff is. well fucking done.
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thebarnstudio
New member
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danny.guitar
Guest
I'm almost 22. I think my stuff is okay considering what it is...not really that hard mixing songs with just 2-3 acoustic tracks. 
I sure wouldn't call myself an engineer though...
I sure wouldn't call myself an engineer though...
starbuck26
New member
im 24. i've been getting some pretty good recordings of my band. trouble is, my band sucks.
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DAS19
New member
18. My recordings are on there way. They arent there yet.
zed32
Re-Attached Member
oh and here's my soundclick page...gotta put some more songs on it one of these days...
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=677583&content=music
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=677583&content=music
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timthetortoise
MADE OF SANDALWOOD
21 here. I'd like to think I do pretty good mixes.
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wreckd504
New member
I'm 25, am getting ok results, still much to learn. Looking to forward to it
www.myspace.com/heavyrainproductions
Of the people I work with professionally, all are 35+ which i've never thought about until now.
www.myspace.com/heavyrainproductions
Of the people I work with professionally, all are 35+ which i've never thought about until now.
BlackHawk2029
New member
18 here. mixes can be pretty good or pretty ok... depends on the day and how well tracked things are.
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Mindset
Well-known member
I'm 25, I do pretty well for myself. & I've been an engineer since 19.
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Pitseleh
New member
18 and still learning the basics. gotta say im glad to find this place so i can learn.
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sirdick
New member
This is the first time I've posted on here although I've been reading the forum for a year or two.
I'm nearly 24 and although haven't really got into recording seriously (yet, usually due to money issues
) I've done a few bits including my band. We did an album back in February but our drummer was off travelling round the world so we had to get it done pretty quickly. There are some tracks on our MySpace page however I can't link to it because I haven't posted enough. We're a punk band called Suspect Package if that helps 
Also a quick thanks to all the clever people who post on here, there is so much to learn and it's nice that people will actually spend the time to answer sometimes the most simple of questions!
I'm nearly 24 and although haven't really got into recording seriously (yet, usually due to money issues
) I've done a few bits including my band. We did an album back in February but our drummer was off travelling round the world so we had to get it done pretty quickly. There are some tracks on our MySpace page however I can't link to it because I haven't posted enough. We're a punk band called Suspect Package if that helps Also a quick thanks to all the clever people who post on here, there is so much to learn and it's nice that people will actually spend the time to answer sometimes the most simple of questions!
legionserial
New member
SouthSIDE Glen
independentrecording.net
Carter
Total gear slut
TerraMortim
New member
I'm 24. But am I an engineer? dunno.
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guitarboi89
New member
18. Getting better, pretty hard being able to record when your in halls
Grey Angel
Angel of Shredding
I'm 19, and my mixes are always better than the one before. I'm not saying that they're *good*, but they are better relative to the one before.
http://soundclick.com/greyangel
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Ironklad Audio
New member
hey...all you can really ask for is that each mix is better than the last
i honestly don't think the stuff i've done so far is bad at all, but i'm not personally blown away by it. the problem i've been running into over the last year or so is that none of the bands in my area want to spend the time/money on proper preproduction, tracking and mixing. if someone's only going to pay me $50/song to track, mix, and master, i'm not going to pore over it for days to find that perfect mix. i'll make sure that they're satisfied, but i'm usually not - it's just not worth my time with all the other things i've had going on over the last few years.
as a result, i've been spending all of my time lately working on a project of my own...i'm hoping that if i can release a project that sounds pretty damn good, people will listen to me when i tell them that it's worth it to pay for a couple days worth of preproduction, or when i tell them that they'll need multiple guitar takes to get the sound they're looking for.
i honestly don't think the stuff i've done so far is bad at all, but i'm not personally blown away by it. the problem i've been running into over the last year or so is that none of the bands in my area want to spend the time/money on proper preproduction, tracking and mixing. if someone's only going to pay me $50/song to track, mix, and master, i'm not going to pore over it for days to find that perfect mix. i'll make sure that they're satisfied, but i'm usually not - it's just not worth my time with all the other things i've had going on over the last few years.
as a result, i've been spending all of my time lately working on a project of my own...i'm hoping that if i can release a project that sounds pretty damn good, people will listen to me when i tell them that it's worth it to pay for a couple days worth of preproduction, or when i tell them that they'll need multiple guitar takes to get the sound they're looking for.
