Hi,

Here is the setup: Layla 24/96 (stereo out) ---->Manley Pultec ---->Manley Vari-MU ----->Apogee PSX-100 ----->Alesis Masterlink (for CD burning).

Any suggestion on the chain order or any advice. Thanks in advance !

Richard

Hi...i am a newbie to home recording and would greatly appreciate any and all insghtful comments to my predicament...

Hi all,

My first post here! javascript:emoticon(':D')

In many mixes I hear, some sounds - vocals, guitars etc. - often appear to be in "their own space". Hard to describe, but it's as if they have had their eq 'scooped out' - and as tho they have their own acoustic space.

Hi,

As a classically educated musician also fooling around with a home studio in rather different genres than the classical, I recently came to think where the mastering of classical music differs from mastering rock, popular and jazz music; or is there any difference at all? And in a home studio, if trying to make a "home studio" master, which approach would you take?

Cheers,

Hello. I am brand new to the forum and have been spending a lot of time reading this forums' archive.

I am not a mastering engineer but it is really challenging stuff. So I decided after about three months of studying and a bunch of trial and error on my own recordings I would say 'yes' to a home recorded mastering job.

Here is what I was/am up against:

Hi there,

I've just ruined 40 CD's witch all have errors at 60min. and some of them is starting with the errors at 2min.
It's those kind og errors that plays fine in the CD player but just doesn't have excactly the same data as there was in the original file.

Crew,

All set to perform bit format & sample rate conversions (in WaveLab) for CD pre-mastering...

& I ran across an old e-mail response from one of the tech brains at Cakewalk (I was about to upgrade to SONAR; & asked them some basic questions regarding 24/96 to 16/44.1 conversions.)

Hi...please excuse my newb question ( I checked the archives).

Hello all-

I am recording in 24 bits at 48k in DP4 using a MOTU 896 on my 17" 1Ghz Powerbook. When I go to master and burn my tracks to CD (using Toast/Jam) will I experience significant information, sound quality or volume loss? Am I better off just recording in16 bits at 44k, since really thats where I am going to end up anyway? Do some translations work better than others?

i really need an alternative to waveburner!

anything out there that can take sd2 split files and put id's isrc and dither on them?

oh and btw... run on osx!

i heard that emagic will include it in the next version of logic.

but... i'd rather die than use logic

any help?

(under 1000$)