i really think that leakage is very important on the overall sound of the mix... i've recorded some vocals and i think they feel a bit unatural because there's no leakage! anyone know a plugin that simulates leakage or a technique?

Hey everyone, This is a really nice forum you've got here!

Can anyone tell me where the Stereo interleaved option is in the Sonar 3? Also can someone explain to me what interleaved is. .because what I'm thinking is that interleaved is two mono waves(one panned hard left and the other panned hard right) if I'm correct than I'm straight if I'm wrong than someone plz show me the light thank you.

Ive been using a pair of AKG -K240 55 ohms,for play back and for final mix downfrom working with the set of cans---I adjusted and and learned how to use the set-----so with that said,I decided to purchase a second set to try to make it easier to mix "at times".

So I gave Pro Tools a fighting chance. I bought myself a Digidesign 002 rack about a month ago. At the same time, I've built myself an awesome PC to run this one program. Everytime something went wrong I called Digidesign's "customer service," and all I ever got was "this piece of hardware isn't supported by digidesign.

the black plastic cylinder surrounding the metal grille on the tip of the mic...

is it supposed to be able to swivel round and round?

-i just bought a brand new sm57 and noticed that i can turn this part round and round and it doesn't get tighter or looser than it was before..is this normal?

cheers!

ok...I'm looking at buying (4) Mackie 1521's...now each Mackie will get a max spl at around 133db...long term spl 130db...if i had four of them...what would my LONG TERM spl be?...or how do you figure that out?

thanks,
mike

ok, I make hip hop music, and i wanna squeeze all my vocals together alittle bit on a bus in Sonar 3.

what's a good theshold/ratio or level of compression for this. I dont want them to get to squashed, but get tighter together.

thanks

Hey guys,

i thought maybe some fellow MSP5 owners might like to try this trick to "tone down" the highs. just take tissue (preferably something thicker than tissue - like paper towel) and tape it over tweeter. that's it. i think the same thing was done before on the NS-10's.