Hi, i`ve done some recording on the 1880 and plan to do more . I`m not very techy and it took a long time to learn how to use this machine - I still have a lot to learn - but i`m happy to just be able to put tracks down and mix o.k. creating a decent soundscape . However, once played back on c.d. it sounds o.k.

I'm planning to sound-isolate an already-converted garage built on concrete slab. I want to modify the walls to have mass-air-mass with two layers of drywall inside and out.

Hi all,
I have a recording of a guitar recital I played in 1993, recorded by VHS recorder then transferred to DVD
I need some plugins to remove noise, dry up the room reverb if possible and re eq.
I have been playing around with Audacity, and I am familiar with the functionality of various effects and their benefits...

There's a Small Speaker in the middle, just above the Mixer.

I can't seem to find out what it is.
Thanks in advance!
Regards Norman!

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I started working on music again recently and admittedly, I haven't worked much on vocals in my life. The new Tool album has some vocals that are straightforward but I really like the effect. In the verse of the song Pneuma, it seems like the engineer it using multiple takes of the vocal and maybe a really tight reverb with maybe a small reverse reverb.

Hello!

I know nothing about audio recording, so please forgive my ignorance if this question is, from a professional's perspective, rather dumb. I'm here because this is where the pros are, and thank you for your consideration and any answers you might offer.

I recorded another Zeppelin N4N cover with a guest vocalist - this time Ten Years Gone. This track is all me except the vocals - drums are hand programmed note by note in Superior Drummer 3 for ref.

I wanted to know if the Focusrite 18I20 will be sufficient for Recording.

Main goal Is to setup a Semi Professional Studio.

Would there be a Way to work around not getting a Mixer?

It would also be how my Microphones I need.
The Maximum I would need is Recording a Drum Kit.

Thanks again!
Regards Norman!

Hi, I'm not sure if this is the best thread for this question but I wasn't sure where else would have been best. I am a drummer who also performs poetry and sometimes sings straight up songs. I have a gig lined up in December and want to record the concert and also make a sort of concert film/documentary of it.

In Short: I submitted 6+ sample recordings (each 1 min long - by using 3 different mics - used a different location for each recording - recorded after 1 AM onwards) to my Publisher and he approved 1 recording and rejected other 6 recordings. I need your little help to find out: