Recording Mixdowns to PC

[Halion]

Errr, does the word "behringer" not stand for instant degradation of the signal quality, and does that explain the whole problem?

 

[technominds]

Ok, well i did a brief mixdown... its a song i produced for a friend and he came over to record it last week... the mixdown only took 10 minutes or so... tell me if this sounds decent..

Listen Here

Any advice would be great.

 

[technominds]

*bump* *bump* *bump* *bump*

 

[Track Rat]

Sounds decent enough.

 

[jmorris]

how about

a phasing issue??

 

[NYMorningstar]

Errr, does the word "behringer" not stand for instant degradation of the signal quality, and does that explain the whole problem?

Doesn't explain the problem at all. Behringer has some pretty decent equipment but suffers from a marketing scandal they may or may not have created for themselves.

technominds, I listened to your mix and it sounds pretty good. I can't hear anything I'd change that's not related to taste. What did you end up mixing this with?

 

[technominds]

"a phasing issue??"

What you mean?

 

[technominds]

Vocals recorded with a behringer B2 Pro... into a Platinum Penta mic pre... into Behringer MX2442a mixing desk... then out to Layla24 to PC... into sonar...each vocal type seperated to a layla output.. so i have 8 Channels of physical mixdown on the MX2442a... reverb added with Virtualizer pro... then recorded back into PC as a mixdown...

A few plugins used... Mic Modeller.. Autotune 4..

EQ all done on the desk...

Played back on Alesis MK2 Actives..