Or, should i have said TRY and fix it. lol. I recently acquired a Tascam M-30 mixer, 34b reel to reel, and Rs-20 spring reverb unit, for a storage space. I got the whole setup for $100 and bought it in the spot, after checking to see if they fired up. I was glad to see what the setup was going for on flea bay when i got home, in case i don't end up using it much.

I'm in the market for some gear to get a small project studio going with intentions on recording other artists.

I had a long string of success in downloading unpacking (with winzip) and using plugins. However, the last few times have been problematic, and I do not know why. Just now I had problems with a demo version of Brainworx BX-XL.

Not sure that is a fair question but anyone want to take a stab at how this song was recorded? For example recording equipment used, mics, etc. # of tracks, the instruments and (approx) year it was done?

http://www.fmrecords.ca/dna.wma

I have a song with two vocal tracks to which I have applied Melodyne (Editor). Playing the particular vocal parts everything seemed fine. However, if I play the song from the beginning the vocals are delay by about .1 sec. Bypass Meodyne and everything is fine.

Thanks for checkin this out! I need some advice on setting up my home audio workstation. My band consists of my cousin (piano) and myself (bass). We use a drum machine for our drummer. For the last 2 years, we have been recording on a Zoom MRS 802b 8 track recorder. Well, to make a long story short, the recorder died on us.

So I finally figured out how to create and use a fade, at least in one of the ways the Cubase does this. And I can indeed change the profile or shape. I am happy with the first 95% of their performance, however the very last 1/4 or so second just falls off a sonic cliff. It is inadequate to say the least.

I have just updated Sonar 8 PE to 8.3.1, and I was working with Guitar Rig 4 Pro.

First of all - what is the difference in auto-tune and auto-tune EVO (same with harmony engine /- evo and so on.. ) ? Is the Evo cutted version or upgrated version?

When recording a track and then continuing to play it back to listen to it, the sound of the output becomes terribly distorted and full of feedback although the levels are well below the overload threshold. Is there a setting that controls this?

The sound of the instrument will sound fine while actually recording the track, but when it is played back it is terribly messed up.