So a piano trio consists of 3 elements: a piano, a violin and a cello. I was thinking of buying a mixer board so I could record them simultaneously. Is that a good idea or is it better to record the violin, piano and cello part all separately?

I re-discovered this song from the Hazel O'Connor Punk movie from the 80s - I hate punk bathed forgotten this song. So with the social-isolating we're doing, it became the morning project - I never, ever practice but figured I good manage this one.

Hi All -

I'm finally biting the bullet to try to get this right. I need a reference track and for some reason am coming up entirely blank.

Hi, In this video I'll give you some tips to use the object function, Audio to Midi in order to do drum replacements or enhancement.

Tell me what you think !

Hey!

I record with a Behringer C-3 Large Diaphragm Condenser Microphone at home. And I don't have an acoustically treated space to record in - I do the maximum amount of soundproofing I can possibly do at home.

Here's a sample of what the mixes currently sound like:

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Does anyone have one of these, and do you have any beginner tips.. I'm pretty good at the analog 4 track I have, but this is Wow! ?

Hello folks!
I'm new here and I signed up after thinking deeply about my recent experience while bored in quarantine.
The question I'm posing is pretty huge, so forgive me.

Hello, here's a just finished song from me, Tom Deering, Dave Townsend and Bjorn Fredrickson from the Cakewalk forum. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks .. markhttp://deeringamps…

I'm new to recording and could use some some help on tips or tools to improve my flute recording. Currently using a Apogee Mic+ on a mic stand hang away/above about 2 feet from the performer; can't seem to get better lows or capture reverb well recording the flute, maybe I'm adding too much gain on mic.

Here is the last recording I did, any tips would be greatly appreciated:

Hi everyone,

I have decided to launch a Youtube Channel "Mix It Up" to share my lessons learned as I try to improve as a musician, songwriter, arranger and a mixer. There will be various segments and it will develop based on your feedback.