Hi all,
Currently using seinhenner hd200 headphones, but i find these to be too colourful for critical mastering. Any pro's out there got any recommendations for a decent set of phones? My room requires acoustic treatment before i can use it for critical mastering/mixing.
Thanks,
toti

Hi!
Uncle Kurt, what about asking for a review of this product?

Sebatron , is there any plan to release a similar product?
Hugs
Alécio

http://www.PreSonus.com/html/company/press/Eureka_announcement.html

I would like to ask you what would be the difference (percentage-wise) in switching to 800FSB from 533FSB on P4 3.06? I have the latter and I'm thinking how much more power it would give me for mixing.

thx,

chris

HI everybody!
How about some tips for killer snare drum sound?
Personally, i've found out that for that big snare sound it got to be a lot from the over head mics and room mics!..

What about you guys?

Rick started a thread about a recording setup for beginners. It's important to pick a good device to record sounds with, and I wanted to take a little survey.

In the other thread Rod mentioned how fond he was of his Korg unit, I mentioned how much I liked a roland unit that I own, and now I want to know what every one else has.

I use the Sony MDR7506 headphones when tracking. The 7506's have been the mainstay in my studio for some time now. I'm starting to think otherwise about the overall performance of these things. Not saying they're not good phones but are they better than anything else on the market. I see some opt for a pair of AKGs or Sennheisers. Are there anyother good brands that I don't know about?

This past weekend I took on a project which consisted of learning, arranging and recording the music for a friend in as little as 4 days. And get this, the vocal session was scheduled the day before the project deadline. So during the vocal session we tracked & stacked the voices in 3 part harmony (3 tracks per part). Everything went as planned.

I'm going to be recording a small choir (15-20 people) in the next few days, and they're going to be singing with a backing track. I'd like any advice on monitoring for them, and Micing the choir in a small room of about 15' x 20'.

[ August 18, 2003, 11:23 AM: Message edited by: cjguitar ]

Hi
I'm newish to the recording and midi thing and was looking for some usable drum loops for country, swing, ballad, type of thing. I have Sonar 2.2 i'm just working my way around. Can anyone guide me in the right direction.
Many Thanks
Vikki(u.k)

ok, to start out i'm making r&b and other urban type tracks. I have L1+ultramaximizer and use c1 for compression. I started this track, first eqed, then compressed just using the attack and release till it sounded good for each instrument...now, is the ratio and threshold more for controlling the volume or for balancing the sound to how you want it?