I have been working witha rock band for a while now. These guys are way above par as for a players. The tunes are great. Its all great I think. So, the problem is this. They are convinced that you have to add like 12 db shelves to low end on all the drum channels and bass channels. And they think you have to add 15 db of hi end to all channels.

After pondering my current setup and doing some research, I am considering upgrading my rig to the following specs. Does anyone have any advice or opinions? Will the retail fan be sufficient, does thermal grease really help? This will go into an Antec PerformancePlus case with 4 cooling fans. 1 front, 1 side and 2 back. I have an Aardvark Q10 soundcard, if that matters.

I recently upgraded to a stereo mixer, part out of a need for more power, part out of a need to seperate guitar and vocal EQ for home recording use.

I've completed 11 songs and planning to record a demo. I'm not the best guitar player so I called a person to play for me by the hour. I told him we need to get together and go over before going to the studio. He mentioned co-writing and wanted to record at a friends studio. I explained I only needed a player for some rhythm. He mentioned being the producer of my songs.

Okay, they say I can't use DiNR with Pro Tools LE. Any suggestions out there? Just got offered a short film job and the sound is [explitive deleted] HORRIBLE! It's about 18 db below nominal level and eq, gating, etc. just won't cut it on the sample piece they gave me. HELP!

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Thanks,

Uncle Bob

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I am looking to buy the MOTU 2408mk3 and I'm just wondering is there any need to get a a/d converter. If so I hear Apogeehas great converters is this true?

do you know RME 9632 ad/da ?

do you know RME multiface ad/da ?

which better ? Please tell us. thanks! :D :D :D :p:

Hi!
I wonder if there's anyone around with experience from both GrooveAgent vs Stylus?
I've been to a demo of Stylus and I was impressed...
I need a fast way of adding good drums on demo songs, and I wonder what would be the best choice?
So I would be grateful if you could comment how you think they sound and how "player-friendly" they are.

Hi folks!

Greetings,

My wife & I have just completed our own Contemporary Christian Pop CD, with no record deal. Sonically and stylistically it is consistent with the electronic pop that's heard on secular radio these days. The CD will be professionally mastered next week, by a "name" mastering engineer at a well known studio.