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MCI2424
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I don't really know why I answer some posts and not others, but I guess I feel like the long time posters need to take turns trying to find out if some noob is worth helping. Sometimes my number is just up. I am also more likely to try to help if the request is *possible*.
"........So I guess my most annoying question (most depressing, really) is, "I want to get radio-ready recorded sound like the big studios in an untreated bedroom for $100 or less. I'm just doing rap vocals over pirated beats. What presets do I use on my tube preamp to get that sound? Oh yeah- and the rapper sucks. Does that make a difference?"-Richie
Actually, I find the answers to be more annoying than the question.
In order:
1. You need experience
2. You need great sounding insruments (and, oddly enough, not good recording equipment)
3. You need a great acoustically treated room
and, when all else fails: XXXX famous engineer can make a gold record with an SM58 and a Soundblaster card.
Love the transition to: It is all in the performance.
All in hopes of not having to actually buy good mics, pre-amps, monitors etc. and learning to use them properly.