Question

[WhiteStrat]

I record in a vauum.

That must suck.

 

[Weasel9992]

I record in a vacuum.

Did you mean "with" a vacuum?

Frank

 

[crazydoc]

Problem called NSF.

Yeah, non sufficient funds are a big problem with medical care these days. Hope we get some kind of health care reform, to get those fucking insurance dicks out from between the doctor and his patient.

Or did you mean nephrogenic systemic fibrosis? I'm sorry if that's the case.

 

[darrin_h2000]

Did you mean "with" a vacuum?

Frank

Theres a track from Pink Floyds "The Wall" record that used a vacuum...and one from "Dark Side" using a cash register.

 

[kunalkho]

its not insufficient funds.....it is Nephrogenic Systemic Fibrosis, its fuckin horrible and they say one of the worst pains imaginable thank god i stopped it from spreding too far, but its damage quiet alot.

ok well thanks for the help

another question i may have to repost it since this thread is oo big....after i record, the vocals and instrumental they dont sound like one, like u can tell its two diff tracks, it sound like the vocals are iike infront of the beat if that makes sense....is that what mastering does?? unifies it? cuz i have not done that....and i know i proly wont get results like an engineer, but u can master and stuff on your own right? i mean is it common??

..sorry im not new to writing, jsut the recording part

 

[ez_willis]

....after i record, the vocals and instrumental they dont sound like one, like u can tell its two diff tracks, it sound like the vocals are iike infront of the beat if that makes sense....is that what mastering does?? unifies it?

no. that is not what mastering does. are you sure the performance is spot on?

 

[The Cancers]

That's what mixing does. So, read up on mixing. You might have to search a little bit to find it, but I'm sure there's still some information on it somewhere out there.