Recording direct with Taylor ES2
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I have a Taylor 816e with the Expression System 2, and I enjoy recording with it. I've got two young kids, so my studio time often falls during play and/or homework time.
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Cubase le 8 - problem recording multiple tracks
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The problem is that the first track IS ALWAYS RECORDED INTO THE SECOND TRACK. What happens from the beginning is this:
I record the first track (rhythm guitar).
Then I record a second track (lead guitar)
DIY Mic - which and where to buy
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Hi Guys,
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2nd in a Series - Re-ribbon, new transformer and 3D printed parts for MXL R144
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Hello, this is a second in a series of Ribbon Mic upgrades. Thought you all might be interested.
HPF on microphone, preamp, or when mixing?
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Which is best-or is it situationally dependent?
Why?
Have at 'er.
K.
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Rig Rundown - Queen's Brian May
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An interesting insight into Brian Mays' guitar rig...including his treasured "Red Special"
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ISA instrument input (Di) vs. external Di ?
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Hi guys !
I've been asking myself this for a while. Most boutique preamps have Di inputs but I'd like to know if it would sound better to use an external Di plugged in the mic input of the same Di.
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PreSonus Unveils Studio 192 Mobile Audio Interface/Studio Command Center
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PreSonus Unveils Studio 192 Mobile Audio Interface/Studio Command Center
What does clock jitter sound like?
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Why I started this thread!
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Soundproof your bedroom at the flick of a switch:
Soundproof your bedroom at the flick of a switch: Elastic tubes that can be built into walls turn sounds on and off at will
- Helices of elastic created a material that acts as an on/off switch for sound
- Leaving the material uncompressed allows audible sound to pass through