so i'm working with a very talented girl who needs help in the gtr-time dept.

what is the best way to coach someone for yr experience?

--owen

Ok, here's the disclaimer (and yes, I checked the FAQ's, and beginner's sections): I'm not a producer (never wanted to be), I'm not extremely midi savy, and I'm not the best at troubleshooting PCs. So, that being said:

I recently did some guitar work for some Acid guys and found that I like it and want to use it in my facility. They want me to get it as well.

Can you draw in volume changes directly on regions in the arrange window in 4.8? If so, can it be done on both MIDI and audio tracks, and how do you do it?

Thanks
Gary

ok. doing a singer-songwriter thing. she plays quiet.

mic collection:

soundelux U95s
2x km184
2x earthworks TC 30k
Royer SF-12 [with custom transformer made for me and my mic preamp by greg, the designer of...].
mic preamp: pendulum mdp-1

into rosetta a/d.

i like to track hot...

what to do?

You have to buy one of the following mic preamps or the world will explode. (Decoded meaning you have some spare cash and the voices are telling you must ABSOLUTELY MUST blow it on a new pre.)

Your current options are:
2 channels of Vintech 1272
1 of X73
Buzz Audio
2 used AMEK 9098's.

Hiya,

Hi! I am about to make the leap from "home" studio to "project" studio (extra space for self -> dedicated room and iso['s]for self and local area up-and-comers). Currently, I am using a Mac (qs dp800, 1.5ram, etc...) with a MOTU2408,timepiece and express, running Logic Plat and DP3.

Jules,

Now that you track everything with your FATSO, adding lots of "warmth", would you still invest in a HEDD for your mix bus...if you didn't already have one?

And what exactly does the HEDD add at this point that the FATSO hasn't already given you?

Hi, I'm going to be recording a band that's very influenced by Hank Williams, Lefty Frizzell, et al, and was looking for some information on the techniques used during a typical recording session from that time.

If anyone has any links or aneCDotes, I sure would appreciate it.

mb