Hi,

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For the life of me I cannot get my output tracks from SD2 onto individual instrument audio tracks in PT LE 7.4. I have a midi track with note info routed to SD2 on an audio track, which I can monitor. Problem is, I am trying to route each instrument, eg. bass drum, snare, etc to a separate track and it is not working.

Hello all,

I have a project which contains a vocal track that has its volume elevated to the point of clipping - on purpose. It sounds really nice. When I play it in my program (Sonar 7) it sounds nice, at least. This is because the only track that is clipping is the vocal track, and everything else comes through clear when it does. When I export and mix down to a single stereo track, bad things happen.

So, I've been using ITB verbs for a while now and haven't been unhappy, but I decided to hook up my old LXP-1 for grins and giggles the other day and thought the difference was pretty drastic. Naturally, it got me thinking about purchasing a good 'all around' reverb unit so I thought I would come and ask you guys for some advice and/or direction.

Hi every one, I'm new here and new to recording. I'm looking into building a PC (actually, I wouldn't be the one building it) and was hoping for some input. I have a small room that I intend on turning into a budget home studio. I'd like to use the M box 2, pro tools LE 8 with windows 7 or xp.

Several months back on another forum a few of the participants had a too-short discussion on Panning Practices.
There were two schools of thought:
1. Those who utilize the entire panorama when placing instruments / vocals in a mix, and
2. Those who use only three positions: full left, full right and full center.

I need some software to create simple back tracks of basic rock, metal and blues tracks. Band in a Box for PC looks like a good solution. I can't locate a demo version and have never used such software. Does the program come with any sound loops I'd need, or do I have to buy that separately?

I am curious to know if any consoles (analog or digital) have a feature that allows the sound engineer to individually mute Auxiliary sends from the Aux Send level (not at the channel strip).

The scenario is this...