Okay... so, I've got a decent second audio I/O for several days... a friend of mine is letting me use his Focusrite I/O while he's on vacation, so I thought I'd try mixing to a separate DAW.

Questions...

There will be no external analog summing involved, hi voltage or otherwise. So, without this step, should I even bother with mixing to a secondary DAW?

Bad Reverb:

good reverb

I was gonna ask you guys if the drums on this track sound as if they sit in a
believable space . I tracked the cymbals first then the snare/tom on its own track.
I bounced the track and noticed the bass just took off,way more than when it was in the session.
Why is this so,and do you have the same issue after bouncing, if you do bounce ?

I've been using Reaper for years, and every now & then people attempt to brag that they use "Pro Tools", but I have yet to hear what is so significant about Pro Tools over a DAW like Reaper.

Reaper is capable of everything that I need and much more that I don't need.
(Now some might wonder what my use of a DAW is, but that is aside from my question ;) )

While researching the state of computer-based recording back in 2004 it came as a positive surprise that the time finally appeared ripe for making the switch.

Today was the baby step into this new way (for me) of doing recording and mixing. I was fairly certain (thanks to help from others here, audiokid in particular) about how to get going. Today braving the install of the RME HDSPe card into the Mac was step one. Before all that I had to setup power and network etc.

So I just moved to hawaii by the beach it's great but I'm wondering if anyone has any good solutions to help against sea salt getting into the electronics

Thanks

From Sequoia's website:

Hi all, thought Id post a couple of songs . Let me know how it comes across your end .
They are both in Moari langauge so most won't understand but Id like to know if the
feeling comes across .
'Po Atarau' is a well known farewell song .

Hello there,
It's my first post here but I've been around for couple of weeks now just reading and gaining knowledge from this great forum as well as other places and books I found.
I'm planning to move my composers workshop to a dedicated room which is rectangular and very small (2,59mH x 2,1mW x 2,9mL = 8ft 6in H x 6ft 10ft W x 9ft 6in L). All plastered concrete.