Hi there,
My name is AJ and I am really interested in setting up a home recording setup to run Pro Tools among other things. Trouble is, I have no idea where to start.

I would really like some help but I'm not looking for a hand out. I wanted to offer some design / web development services in exchange for some help setting up a studio and some training.

It seems to me like we have things a little backwards as a whole. Under the assumption sounds aren't gojng to just be replaced. Shouldn't the most accurate control room in the whole project be during tracking, and mixing? Or mixing and tracking? Why are mastering where your supposedly just putting the final 2% the ones going down to 10hz and picking up things you never heard?

I'm wondering if there's any way of recording low frequency noise, bass specifically, with a just the capabilities of a phone.

Anyone using multiple sound cards? I have a Delta 44 and a Lexicon Alpha. It's not that I need to have them both running simultaneously, but I'd like to know the option exists. I can't think of a reason to have a setup that requires it. If someone has a similar setup, perhaps you could share your knowledge. Thanks, AR

I am so happy! According to Tim, Magix is going to replace the stock EQ with the EQ116, as the standard EQ. This is great news because this EQ is incredible.

I wonder if this will also include Samplitude. I will ask and report back.

I'm about three quarters through the recording of my third solo album and thought I'd upload one of the tracks.

I also made the video to demo the gtr effects that I used in the making of this track. So the video shows the track from the album and also gives an idea of the effects used to get the guitar tone.

http://phasx.com/index.php

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Hello boss,
I hv krk monitor in my acoustically treated room for mixing and mastering, no issue, but I am shifting to some other place for few months and I wanna continue my mixing and mastering but can't take setup along with me, so
is it possible to mix and master via headphone? I wanna do perfect mix n master which sounds perfect in any device.

Hello All,

I work for a university putting on classical concerts. They have just built a lovely 500 seater hall for the concerts, the room is great (imagine a nice modern classical music concert hall) with a fancy new 24 channel digital mixer in the control booth.

Let me start by apologizing for the length of this post.
"I have made this longer than usual because I have not had time to make it shorter." Blaise Pascal