A lot of people say that the GT10 does not sound decent through a guitar amp. I thought that I would put a track together using the GT10 into a Marshall TSL and then Micing it and recording it.

The guitars used were a Strat in the intro and a Tokai Love Rock for the "harder" parts.

Obviously most of this depends on the style, individual compressor, and using one's ears is always the best. If software, I can also load up some presets and explore. But. (dramatic music) I want to begin a discussion on why certain settings work or do not.

Im having problems with Cubase 5. Just bought it and I have some reason 5 projects I want to import.

The problem is, Cubase doesnt have rewire stereo channels. Or does it?

Can anyone tell me how to set up stereo rewire channels from reason into Cubase 5?

Thank you!

Hello all - brand new here. I'm interested in making found sound recordings and picked up this Sony portable recorder. I'm still getting to know it, but have a basic question: will the on-board limiter actually adjust the incoming signal, or will it apply a post-recording filter to the wav file?

What do you all use for a mixing chair? high back vs low back

I have nice high back leather chair but don't use it because I'm concerned I will get some imaging and possibly even higher frequency reflection issues effecting my mix from the sound hitting the back near my ears, so I stick with a low back.

I am trying to record with the External E-Mu 0202 and I am losing my mind. It has 3 connections on the back for input. All 3 of the input connections on the back only come thru one channel and are labeled as such. It's really crazy.

The majority of music I want to record is based around acoustic blues/rock guitar. While my approach to tracking and mixing is sure to change over time as I learn more, I have already developed certain technical preferences. I know I like to use just one well placed mic, and double track the guitar parts, panning left and right somewhat.

I have a Mackie 32x8 8 bus mixing console in my shop for repair.

On 3 channels the lower part (HI and LO EQ) of the 7 EQ pots aren't working at all. And on another channel any manipulation of both the EQ level pots results in a high volume fixed tone.

Anyone had the same issue before? And knows how to fix it?

I contacted Tim Dolbear, the North American Samplitude/Sequoia Product Specialist yesterday and asked him a few questions about Pro Tools 9 and whats coming next for Samplitude and Sequoia:

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Haven't heard from you in a while, how are things going?

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