Want Some Feedback On This New Song

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GOODLAND said:
The V-Amp Pro I use is made specifically for direct recording so it has many different outputs for recording. Since you are using an actual amp, your only choice might be a headphone output. I would go ahead and give it a try.
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That's what I'm doing now.. it's working.. but there's still this crackling when I record loud. That would mean the soundcard is the problem right?
 
GOODLAND:

Sounds excelent to me, well balanced frequencies, very "fat" bass, (but without "boominess") really "punchy mix"... and good final compression too (without lost of dinamics)... :cool:

Great!

(behringer works well too... :D )
 
whoa whoa whoa.... I listened to a recording I made.. on a different computer.. different speakers.. no crackle. ah ha.. it's my funky sound setup. I have one of those car stereo tape adapters running out of my speaker output on the comp.. then into my stereo.. with the tape playing. That must be a problem.

Now I know it's that simple problem, rather than a mic, pre, or card problem.
 
CIRO said:
GOODLAND:

Sounds excelent to me, well balanced frequencies, very "fat" bass, (but without "boominess") really "punchy mix"... and good final compression too (without lost of dinamics)... :cool:

Great!

(behringer works well too... :D )
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I'm going to have to thank the Waves L2 Limter, it's a freaking life saver when it comes to keeping your mixes dynamically in tact while keeping it's overall volume and power at a good level.
 
austinm08 said:
whoa whoa whoa.... I listened to a recording I made.. on a different computer.. different speakers.. no crackle. ah ha.. it's my funky sound setup. I have one of those car stereo tape adapters running out of my speaker output on the comp.. then into my stereo.. with the tape playing. That must be a problem.

Now I know it's that simple problem, rather than a mic, pre, or card problem.
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Cool, great job on figuring out the problem. When it comes to recording, experimenting is what to go.
 
GOODLAND said:
I'm going to have to thank the Waves L2 Limter, it's a freaking life saver when it comes to keep your mixes dynamically in tact while keeping it's overall volume and power at a good level.
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Is Waves L2 that has to thank you for the good mix :D :D :D :D :D :D

In a "non balanced" mix , you can try all the mastering plug ins in the world, and probably never will sounds good.
 
CIRO said:
Is Waves L2 that has to thank you for the good mix :D :D :D :D :D :D

In a "non balanced" mix , you can try all the mastering plug ins in the world, and probably never will sounds good.
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Yeah, the L2 just helps keep it all under control.
 
I really want to put vocals on this song but I can't sing worth shit. :mad:
Maybe I'll get a friend to do it or something. I think it could us a rippin guitar solo too. I think I'll put one in there today.
 
i´m hearing again, GOODLAND ...

take a look in ~65hz ... maybe a cut of 3 or 4 db (large "Q") can help (and will still sounds fat).
 
GOODLAND said:
Cool, great job on figuring out the problem. When it comes to recording, experimenting is what to go.
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yeah. I think just because of getting rid of that problem, I can make a lot better recordings now. because I had to avoid that buzz.. which meant I had to keep the volume down, and there were lots of limitations.. it's going to be so much better now. and the fact that I know how to record direct too. :)
 
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