Hey guys,

I know we've been discussing that in different threads over the years but I just thought we could do a fresh discussion to see if things have changed and put all our reflexions to a single thread.

I know this is an old article, and may have already been discussed nigh to death, but my searches couldn't find it, so here goes.

This is fascinating.

Please check out this mix of a prog/hard rock song. There are a lot of elements here, and I need to know if every instrument is fully represented.
The higher numbered track is the most recent mix.

http://recording.or…

I know this time of year we all spend time with our family and friends, so I wanted to get in early and wish all members of the RO family Merry Christmas and a safe and prosperous New Year.

Mojave MA-1000 Signature Series Microphone
field tested against microphones often costing $20K or more – universally evoking the same ‘Wow’ response usually reserved for only the most prized vintage mics.
 

I recently watched a video with Andrew Scheps, where he talks about the use of "dynamic" ( also referred to as "active") EQ - this is NOT the same as Multi Band Compression.

Hi,

Reading the manual to AT BP40 I've noticed it is defined as "front addressing microphone with in-built pop filter", but in pretty much all youtube videos where people are using it, they address it from the side (approx. 45 degree angle). Is it just about "try what works best for you" or certain way is actually preferred? Thanks.

I think I posted this once, but seeing it again, I couldn't resist.
Bryan Adams studio has one of those 4 Neve's. I have a nice picture of me sitting at it.

Did anyone here see that movie?
http://soundcitymovie.com/

I just got these violin tracks from a remote recordist. They obviously weren't recorded in the most ideal way, and I'm trying to figure out whether they will be useable or if they will need to be re-tracked.

Hello

I am new to the forum so please forgive me if I am going against any rules, that I don't know about.