i want to know how to get ma vocals sweet in nuendo i added some reverb and delay to the verses an chorus reverb an delay on da chorus but the levels went up wat can i do to get it balance

Ok, I hate, I mean really hate to post this question here but all searches and calls to Magix have produced no results.

An Electet Condenser mic is when a backplate and diaphram are charged by an electret material which is in the diaphram or on the backplate.

Verse

A True Condenser where the diaphram and the backplate are charged with a voltage from a curcuit built into the mic

The deffinition for electret is a material that permanently stores an electrostatic charge.

have just dl the betabugs crayon filters plugin , how do I use this in Cubase sx3?

Simple instructions please peeps Im ultra new 2 this :D

Hey everybody, this is my first post but I read the forums all the time. Please let me know what you think of this recording:
http://www.myspace.com/fistrock
It's the first song (BHC Sample)-- should start playing automaticly.

Ok, I decided to start a new thread about this because I was going off topic in another thread...

I found a very interesting Russian? website with measurements of BM15 passives. Here's the link: http://

I'm interested in buying some api mic preamps for recording drums, guitars, and vocals. I recently used the 3124 unit on drums and was quite happy with the results. Before I make my purchase, I'm wondering if anybody out there can educate me about the characteristics/applications/history of other api mic preamps?
Also, what are some examples of the famed "LA sound".

Does anyone know where I can find info on or does anyone have info on the Inkel MX-1600 professional audio mixer with external power supply?

I own this model, bought it off my boss like three years ago - he was a welshman and had brought it to NZ with the ambition of setting up a production studio - never happened.

Thanks for your to my previous topic regarding the sound card

Hi!
A little information about the setup I'm running, then I'll get to my question. :)