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tyme2000
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Ok here is the deal. I am very new at this whole recording game, produciing is another story. I have a MOTO 828, Alesis 16 studio mixer, among other toys these are probably all i need to mention with the problem I am having. I am recording my band and just recently got a decent recording with the drums, bass and guitar(clean). Tell me if this is how you would do this in my situation. I have a small apt.. So I line in the bass and guitars threw the amp direct, the drums all miked up going stero xlr to the interface. I record one pass with the bass and guitars. Another pass with just the drums in the room, so at least i can adjust eq,limiters and compressor later on with as little room noise as possiblle in this enviorment. All this works great until I get to a number with distorion on the guitars. Now I know you should always records as clean and dry as possible, but guitar distorion?!?! I am using DP and the pre amp effects for distorion suck!! Anyway my final product is a guitar that sounds like a chain saw... eq is not helping no level settings are helping at all.. it sounds like I am getting a redline recording, but my input levels say elsewise... anyone??? Do I need a direct box or something???
P.s the only way I get a decent sound is to line a pedal straight threw my mixer and have the guitarist play threw the studio monitors...but its a pain in the ass..
tyme2000
P.s the only way I get a decent sound is to line a pedal straight threw my mixer and have the guitarist play threw the studio monitors...but its a pain in the ass..
tyme2000