Hey,

What's on your 2012 gear wish list?
Are you planning and/or building up your studio? What do you need and why?

I have Studio One Professional and was not very satisfied with it mostly due to the lack of diversity. Can anyone give me input on the the one PreSonus recently released?

I'm thinking about leasing an audio server for a dedicated mix forum.

We have enough members here that would support this. I would charge a monthly or yearly fee for those wanting to take part. On top of using it to share tracks for problem based learning (PBL), we could run mix contests every so often to really step it up. I know sponsors will support this.

Hey guys!
I used Cackewalk and Sonar for some time. And I loved id for it's staff functionality ( midi scoring). But in SonarX it seems that they just cut 95% of it's editing functionality.
For example they had "1,2,3,4" for setting note length - now you need to go to each note and edit it's length.
Am I right or just can't find the right menu?

After I viewed Kissys FL Studio video I started searching for some new plugins to work with in my productions and came across this pretty neat Pro Tool Bolger page. This blog provides a list of free RTAS and even VST plugins.

Hey all!

Question about where to put my compressor in the plugin chain. If I was using it separately, would it be before, say for example, the SansaAmp or after it? Same question for EQ as well.

Any suggestions on a free vst plugin (compatible with Sonar 8.5) to make a track sound like a record player slowly starting up or shutting down?

That "yyiiiiierrrrp" kind of effect?

Thanks for any help!

For anyone itching to upgrade, I implore you not to. I want to downgrade because of how awful the new fade system is in PT10. It has completely slowed down my workflow. Whenever you crossfade something you get a doubling effect. Its ridiculous. I can't figure out a way to get around it either. PT9 crossfades were beautiful and effortless. It practically did the work for you.

Does anybody know if tech exists to tune a reverb or echo effect to specific notes? I know that different room dimensions offer different resonating frequencies, but can this effect be manipulated electronically? Does anybody know of tools for that or transformation techniques to achieve it?
Thanks,
Dusan

Hey, this is my first post so i apologize if i sound like a noob. I'm still pretty new to recording and have cheap equipment but am surprised at how i can get it to sound... SO FAR. I have limited access to a computer so i can only check replies every few days if that. Anyways, onto the quesitons.