Dear fellow members,

This weekend i was tracking guitar and i came across something really weird.

We overdubbed guitars over some drums track and while we were recording, every takes (well almost) sounded good and on time. But when we hit playback, everything was out of time...
So i spent a lot of time moving regions forward.

I've posted a similar topic a few weeks ago about how to charge musicians who want separate recordings of their projects, of which most of you were leaning toward the $/hour method.

Please give your opinions on what can come up or down on this mix. The higher numbered track is the most recent mix.
thx

Pure genius

I am plugging my electric guitar straight into my RME UFX interface and the results are good.

But would it be even better if i had my guitar thru a DI box?

I am just sitting at home recording into Ableton live and Pro Tools.

I have read some things about how it improves the signal, but is it really necessary in my situation?

Hey all, I've been doing some home recording for bands I've played in for years, but I've always struggled to produce mixes that are both full, and dynamic sounding.

Hi Seniors,
Hope everyone is doing fine.
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Above voice sample contains 2 voice clips of same Voice artist. In first Audio! You can really feel the bass stand out.
THis kind of VOice over is very common in INDIAN COMMERCIALS AND AWARD FUNCTIONS.

Here is another Example of THis similar kind of Voice

I've come to realize that I've overcooked my previous mixes do to bad listening environments, so I'm using my ears AND eyes with metering. Let me know about my latest effort on a previously posted tune, "Away From It All". The higher numbered track is the most recent mix.
thx

As an exercise I've been recording a N4N version of Stairway in my little home studio otherwise known as the spare bedroom that I keep all my gear in... And I've got a question about what I'm hearing with respect the the reverb on the acoustic guitar that opens up the song in the original Zeppelin mix.

I wanted to extend my monitors out to another room for a different perspective. So I ran 2 longer cables to the other room, but after hooking them up 1 of the monitors has a hum in it (the other monitor is just fine). I thought it might be something with the 1 cable so I switched the cables to the monitors, but the exact same monitor still hums.