Hey guys,

Hello recording community, I'm new to Recording.org and hoping to learn a lot here. I have done a lot of voice overs over the years. Putting vocals to music where the music was already mixed. Now I just started mixing multitracks and done a few which I'm happy with. This one is my first post that I'm wanting to get reviews from. It's 27 tracks. It maybe a little much for my first one.

I've always liked my metal to sound like if you stuck a knife in it, it would bleed. Can't stand metal mixes that sound unnaturally produced and "perfect", organic can sound good too :)

[MEDIA=soundcloud]jakeac5253/in-flames-jotun[/media]

How do you pan a single guitar left and right in a mix?
I have the guitar track recorded onto an eight track reel to reel.
I use a Studiomaster 16 channel mixer, with two more smaller mixers.
Thanks.

Hi everyone,

My first question to this remarkable Forum ;)

This might have been discussed many times but since new tools are created everyday, I bet it isn't a bad Idea to ask

I don't know what to say. You'll have to read it for yourself:

Hello everyone,

Can't seem to get a straight forward answer about gain staging with high-end gear . I'm using all transformer coupled preamps, API's and Dakings going into Apogee Symphony Converters. Up until then my recording peak levels into Cubase was anywhere from -20db to -12db on a full scale.

Hey guys, first off thanks for reading this in advance! I'm looking to purchase a microphone to record my piano playing that I will be uploading to youtube. I will be playing pop songs (e.g. Trouble by taylor Swift, Marvin's Room by Drake etc.) so not your typical jazz/classical music.

Hi,

In recording vocals, I'm looking to make a crowd effect such as the 'whoa' in Black Rob's song 'Whoa'. What plugins/tweaks/steps can I play with to realise this?

Something like like short file I uploaded for this purpose ... [MEDIA=soundcloud]beatsbyarrey/crowd[/media]

Any input would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!