Up until now as I've worked in Reaper when I render my project I've done an all or nothing kind of thing - rendering everything as the mastermix and I realize there may be some limitations on this.

Now my computer is powerful enough to handle this - lot's of headroom with memory and CPU -- I'm assuming I shouldn't lose quality with this approach but I may be wrong.

Hi Guys - I've been working on this since December and it has been out for vocals for a while now - it's looking like my vocalist may or may not be indisposed so I thought I'd post it here in this mix sans vocalist and see what you think.

Hey guys!
I'm not sure this is the right section to post this question in. If it's not I apologize!

I used to own wavelab for mastering. Unfortunately it's not compatible with my new computer and I'm not shelling out $500 for an upgrade. I've been using Nuendo multi-track for mastering. Any of you do the same? Use your multitrack software for mastering?

Played,recorded everything. Have a few things to to still do. Mix sugggestions greatly appreciated

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/...0Baby.mp3?dl=0

So I have been trying out every thing I learn here, but have a question which might be a little basic.

Hi everyone,

”Straight From My Heart” is another ”one of the first songs” that I wrote and recorded a few years ago after buying my ”first DAW”. At the time I did only one mix / version and again, I was really never happy with the mix and the performances. So - now I’ve re-recorded almost every track and done some changes to the chord progression, arrangement, instrumentation etc.

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New song mostly finished just need to add some vocals/guitar part in outro. Mix comments greatly appreciated.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/6wnw5f5ib1j8idl/Just%20a%20Man.mp3?dl=0

Hello everyone, just wanted to know what pan law you guys are using for mixing. Is there a preferred pan law for music mixing? I admit of having a less than suitable environment to make out pans and levels precisely and can depend on meters only so much. (heavily rely on headphones)