Have an older Mackie analog 8 Bus 8x2x2 board that has random computer noise occurring. Little 1/2 to 3 seconds of random frequencies, very low volume, but showing up on 1-2 LED segments across all 8 channel meters and the L/R as well. Definitely something internal to the board or external power supply. Not coming from any specific channel or inputs (have muted/disconnected everything.

Yesterday, for the first time in quite a few years, I tried mixing with a subwoofer added to my monitoring; I'm still getting used to it, as well as trying to locate the best placement for it in the room...

I had the volume on the sub as low as it could go for starters; this mix reflects that level.

I'm looking for opinions on how better my mastering skill could be..
If you hear any defects in the frequency range, stereo field, levels, etc... Please let me know..
I could make it loader but made it at an LUFS of around -14db in preparation for youtube
The lead vocal is not definitive, (It might never be since I'm not a signer ;) )

Thanks

Hi all,

I've just completed my follow-up article to the History of Allison Research.

Another song completed for album, mix is getting closer. I played and sing everything except female vocal on choir part. Thoughts on anything glaring.

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

I have been absent from this forum (that has been helpful to me) for awhile, but I'm back to have you guys help me build the 1st CD of a 3 CD set of hard rock and metal songs.

For my setup, I have the sound going from my sound card directly into an external amplifer via rca cable where my monitors are connected (passive monitors).

I was listening to Pensado's Place #224 on youtube and they got to a solo vocal to mix in 60 seconds.
Thing is, 6min later he's still adding pluginson the track and via buses..
I stopped the video right there and just started this thread.

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