How do you all capture the sound of an electric guitar?
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Plugins? Mic’d amp? I use a plugin called Bias Amp 2 for all amp and cab simulations which I quite like (although seems to sound nicer with my tele than Les Paul). I’ve also heard really good things about a plugin called amplitube but don’t have any experience with it.. What do other people use?
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Music Industry Hackers University
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Music Industry Hacker University is the first and only online school that offers a comprehensive education in all things the music business. From the business side of things like music marketing and artist management to the more creative aspects like songwriting and music production, we cover it all.
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Aiming for a 'big sound' on this mix...
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Hey everyone,
This is a new instrumental I'm working on (mixed as per usual on my DT990 pros). I'm trying to up my game on use of reverb.. this is all tracked in Logic Pro and I'm using some room reverb for mix ambience that I bus more or less everything through. Does it work?
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OPERA singers (or in other words) CLASSICAL singers
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Hey Recording community! I'm new here, but I have no doubt that you can help me out.
If someone searches for best mic for opera singers, this forum is among the top results. However, the results are from 2004.
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Microphone database - new owner
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The old Microphone Data website has been bought by Odratek BV, and re-launched as Micpedia. It looks interesting and reasonably comprehensive. The new owners are promising further entries of individual mics as well as features such as shoot-outs between microphones.
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Hitch a Ride - Brad Delp's processing?
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Hi! Wow, it's been a while since I've travelled this way.
I've been asked to do a cover of Boston's "Hitch a Ride".
I'd like to solicit opinions for what processing they are using on the legendary Brad Delp's vocals. To my ears, I can't decide if he tracked it twice or if the doubling is done electronically.
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Cheers for the feedback over the last couple of years etc.
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All,
I just wanted to say cheers for the feedback and help with my mixes over the last year and a half or so. It has been tremendously helpful and I’m very grateful to the community. Onwards and upwards!
Cheers and Happy New Year!
Ben.
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I want to mix your tracks for my studies
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How to remove spoken words in background of music
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Hi friends, there are some spoken words in the background of this song that are super hard to hear, and so I am on a quest to remove the noise so I can hear what is being said. It should be said that currently, there is an entire fan base of this song who all don't know, so it will be a historic find when completed. I have pretty much 0 audio engineering experience other than extremely small
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Mixing song stems in the studio
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Hi everyone, Happy Holidays!
Here's what I'm having an issue with:
1. I received 34 tracks from some friends for me to mix down in my studio (I'm using my Roland VS2480's for the mix & master).
2. All tracks were originally recorded at 192kHz and converted down to 48kHz by my friends using Studio One.
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