Okay, just a re-cap, I had picked up a used big ben .. that the narrow lock light became intermittent, it was a cold solder joint on the board .. once re-flowed good to go ...

So I'm making some changes in the home studio, I had purchased a Yamaha KX8, weighted 88 key keyboard that supported USB and midi. As I was fully midi enabled, I just plugged it in and off I went ..

Here's a mix that haven't spent that much time on yet, but hey, maybe spending too much time on a mix is what f*^"ks me up. Let me know what you like and don't like about this mix.

http://recording.or…

Here is a video how-to on thickening vocals.

This process will give you a fuller, wider vocal sound.

Its showing the process using the Studio One DAW, but the same technique can be applied to any DAW.

YMMV.

I just want one !

A thought struck me the other day. (i had to treat it kindley as it was in a strange place).

I've used Audacity to record and have only done basic EQ with Logic, but I want to start recording, editing,and all with Logic. From what I've read so far, most of the recording setups have been for electric instruments,midi,etc, and maybe I'm just missing something simple.

Hi Everyone,

Hey everyone,

Hi, I'm the farthest thing from a recording professional, but I found this forum and thought I might be able to get an answer to this question...

There are tons of discussions about these stereo techniques (RTF, NOS, XY, Decca tree, Blumlein, AB) but I did not see much with regard to the mix once used them after recording.