so tonight I am recording some. never have before, but I do know thy are laugh as f**k and have a very distinctive low end hum to them.

I have a fairly long live room, with high walls.
I also have an iso booth thats around 8x10x8.

any tips?

Hey guys, I'm kind of new to the recording scene, my band's been recorded a few times so I have a good idea on how to work most things; But I wanted to ask a few questions...

i'm recording a makeshift small choir for my band & i'm faced with the current situation:
we tried recording simply our singer doing each note of the necessary chords in the vocal booth & layering them all together with some reverb [with pretty good results i must say]

I am just asked to record a contra bass for some swing / Jazz music and I have never done that before.

Anybody here with some experience or idea how to do this best ?

which mic ?

Really this is a big problem. Where i rent now I can hear pretty much everything that goes on on the floor above me, so I'm sure the people below me can hear me too. That has a big impact on me, I can't just let go and sing, experiment etc, so I just hold back when singing. I'm a terrible singer but I feel the need to experiment a bit anyways. What do I do. Any ideas?

my drivers disc was messed up so i downloaded them from the website, and when i go under control panel to my sound and recording devices, it is recognized and says that it is working properly.

So...something kinda funny happened tonight.

Remy and I actually got double booked to record the same ensemble. It was an odd mixup - the conductor forgot to mention the dates to Remy so he didn't think she'd show up and I had just talked to him a few days ago and asked if I could record so he said sure.

so I have moved and I have to build a new studio. ( which sucks ) any way I don't know if this is the right place for this subject or not but here I go.
whats a good way to raise funds? any one got ideas? I am up for anything.

Does anyone know if this has a gold diaphragm?

Also, to anyone who's used one, how are these?
Would be used mainly for female vocals and acoustic guitar.

Posting this on behalf of my friend who wants some more info on one but doesn't have an account here.

Cheers :D

Hi all,

The kind of VIs that I'm referring to are the array of plugins like Stylus RMX or NI's Guitar Rig that all output their effected signals as stereo. But what if, for example, one was recording a bass part with Guitar Rig where perhaps a final mono signal of such a take would be preferred to be finally printed to tape?