Hi guys its my first time here and I'm really excited to be part of this forum.
Here's a mix I'm currently working on, how does it sound on your end?
My ears are washed out mixing this track and my deadline to submit this is on Friday.
Im gonna need all the help that i can get at this point :)

thanks in advance and regards
brian

Hey guys,

I'm new here so apologies if I could have posted this in a better section :)

It's official. You guys are nuts. ;)

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Hi guys,

Here is a new mic shoutout that includes 3 products from microphone-parts.com
I had many questions about the mods and the DIY Kits.
Hope you can hear the subtle differences.

I'm still getting used to audio and video productions so your comments are needed and welcome.

Btw, I'm not a signer you might have guessed ;)

I recently bought the RODE VideoMic Pro to couple with my Zoom H1 in order to obtain better and cleaner sound in my videos by recording the person's voice from up top, as close as I can get to the mouth, which is normally around 30-40 cm.

Such a good acoustic song. This is where I see the current music scene as healthy.

I am having a really hard time figuring out what to do. I have a project coming up with piano and solo violin, I feel like I am way over thinking things, but I cannot decide what to do. The hall we are recording in sounds amazing a little too reverberant but still a very gooding sounding hall.

I'm recording guitar with an digitech rp 250 processor and Reaper. When i record the guitar I sometimes need to adjust the gain level of the processor so that Reaper has a max level of about -10. Now let's say I want to add to that same guitar part recording but don't remember the gain level I used. What is the easiest way to make the dynamic levels match up?

Yup. The Butler Museum of ART in Warren, Ohio. Just finished setting up, only using one PA cab (12" and a horn) in here tonight; this place is VERY reverberant.
One thing I'm noticing - I haven't been to an art museum in a while - it's very "stark". Lots of white walls and sporadic modern art every ten feet or so.

Hi, I need to make a video recording of a solo guitarist, and we want to make the recording in stereo using the chorus and delay pedals. What would be the optimal setup and method for the best quality stereo recording? Guitar will be recorded direct, not with a mic'd amp. Audio will be output from the mixer to the camcorder's XLR inputs (left and right channels)