I don't know whether this topic has been discussed before. If, please hint me where to go.

I'd like to have an audio track (just with a single voice) transformed to midi in order to later control an autotune plugin (after some correction) of that very same track.

Do you know if Cubase / Logic / PT / Wavelab supports this? Any other software dedicated to this matter?

Hi folks,

now, I have my equipment (AT3035, EMU1212, Roland MMP-2) since about 2 months and I think I still ain't getting the best quality possible. My vocals sound kinda muddy and they sorta distort abit. I have absolutely no idea why, because I should be able to get some nice ass quality with that setup, shouldnt I? Can anyone help me out?

That Grace is a REALLY transparent pre... what is comparable to it (price and QUALITY) that is a warmer preamp?

Thanks in advance,
LCD 8-)

Hi All,

We have a bit of a debate going on in our office about the best way to record a full size orchestra.. so I was wondering if anyone here has any experience in this. The project is to record and mix an orchestra for use in a Broadway type show.. the idea being that there will then be no need to tour a full orchestra with the show.

mainly want slight compession and limiting to prevent overs!
THANKS in advance for any help.

I have been looking for some monitors for awhile now and since money is always an issue, I have been patient in my looking. I just checked up on the price of the M-Audio BX8's at Musicians Friend and they have just went from $479 to $399. I have been looking pretty hard at these as well as the Behringers with the 8" woofer.

Which ones would be the better deal?

does reaktor 4 have arpeggiators. also whats the best softsynth for $400-$500 (not including reason I've already got it)?

I have a question regarding getting a stereo acoustic guitar track out with one mic. Up until now i've been doing most acoustic guitar direct in with no real problems, other than a thin sound. What I ususally do is duplicate the track bump the new track up a couple ms and hard pan left and right.

Is this correct when doin a dual hard drive set up?:

Drive 1: OS, audio software programs
Drive 2: songs, samples, etc. (all audio files)

I heard that moving song files to your OS drive while working on them yields better performance, etc. Does this sound correct?

My group is planing on making a home studio
so far we have
1-300 dollar mic(pop filter,mic stand)
2-Monitors
3-mixing board

We are gonna get a booth and soundproof the room
My question is,what computer would anyone recommend that would be best suited for recording.Our max budget is 4k please anyone give sugestions they will be appreciated