I have recorded a drummer with a sometimes heavier foot, ie. the kick is all over the place. how should I level out the kick, compression or limiter, and what kind of ratio, attack and release settings? it is just way too dynamic, I used an old ludwig kick with a D112 into an older Joemeek , good sound just way to dynamic, I don't want to ruin the punch, just a lot less dynamic HELP!

alrighty folks, it seems like a simple question, I own a dbx 576 and am recording bass, I borrowed a MEEK from a friend (not sure of model) it is an older 2-rack space pre, with comp and enhance, big input knob on one side and output on the other.

Hi all,

I'm looking for an audio editor for use with SONAR 4PE. I have an old library of recordings on tape that were made with a Tascam 488. Now I want to transfer and save those recordings to digital without the hiss and extra noise. I know Adobe's Audition and Bias' SoundSoap can be used for this purpose, but I am not that familiar with either.

Hey all. I have a quick question. I have 1 large rack, with a couple of pres, a compressor, eq, couple of verbs...etc.

I am starting to track guitar.
The guitarist I am going to track has cheap gear.
One of those Behringer V-Amp heads w/a 1X12 speaker.

It has XLR outs L/R. Does anyone record guitar on a, "stereo" track L/R? Should I just run one channel into my Brick and record mono? Is this rig worth putting a mic on?

I am starting to track guitar.
The guitarist I am going to track has cheap gear.
One of those Behringer V-Amp heads w/a 1X12 speaker.

It has XLR outs L/R. Does anyone record guitar on a, "stereo" track L/R? Should I just run one channel into my Brick and record mono? Is this rig worth putting a mic on?

now ill admit right now that i dont really know shi* about production and recording, and ive only been doing it a couple months, which will probably be apparent.

Hi everyone,

hi i just bought myself a software acid music, and i want to record some some songs that i am trying to write myself.. I'm using an ordinary mic, like the mics for voice chattings..and the sound is so slow.. or if i make the volume high it also distorts the sound.. what can i do to be able to record well i am using a LAPTOP amd athlon..

pls help thanx

pons

Hello

Today I recorded a female singer and during the recording their are a few spots of noises that are like chewing like noises. like from lips hitting each other or something...hard to explain. like wet lips or somthing. will i need to just go in and silence those parts or any eq cutting i should do. I'm sure you know hwat sound I'm talking about

thank you