Hi all,

Are the portable sound proofing things worth the money to help sound quality of vocals? I'm worried because I know my voice will bounce off my walls and mess with the sound of the recording.

Also wondering any good videos or advice on comping vocals and how to do it in Pro Tools LE 8.

So my Royer SF-12 came today. I'm in love. Tried it on drum overhead. Just the damned stereo mic 2 feet over the center of the kit in Blumlein. I'm blown away. A beautiful image of the whole kit. Best picture of the cymbals I've heard. Lovely natural sound of the toms. For some genres I guess you'd mic them individually, but not for the country/folk/blues/Americana stuff I'm doing now.

i recently built an Iso Cab (see post SOLDERING HELP please). i pluged my mesa boogie single rectifier rectoverb into it. but when i start playing with the red channel (distortion) its REALLY bassy. and i mean outside of the iso cab, not the ''recording part''. is there any tricks to attenuate the bass that comes from the iso cab. (exemple: blanket, foam, etc...)

thanks

Have a chance to grab one for real cheap including the PCI-424 card. But is it for me ?
For recording I use a lot of keyboards, my bass, and occasional elect guitar tracking.
Along with a small amount of outboard reverb / delay units.
Cubase 5 PC based system.

I want to record a bit, but I have zero experience. I am not very good with computers and I don't want to spent too much money (40/50 bucks) I don't plan to do much with the recording stuff. A few things I want to do: record both guitar and voice with a reasonable high bitrate, no background noise and the music will be used as background music, so ... it should sound like that xD.

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Anyone here have any idea if there is a software (Windows7 based system) to take midi data for a song, add markers or something, then be able to export the regions as separate midi files (midi format 0)? I have a bunch of songs that I would like to build some drum loop archives for practice and/or using as starter beats when writing.

Hello.

So I'm a home-recording guy, and I've been mixing on my home theater/hi-fi system so far. However, in the last few weeks I've been feeling that the frequency response of the speakers isn't flat. In fact, I checked the FFT plot and heard my work on a range and I realized I was mostly right, and because of the nonflat frequency response I wasn't mixing my songs well.

Hello Guys, I recently purchased the Blue Yeti microphone and often it picks up me clicking on the mouse and typing on the keyboard etc. I plan to do live commentaries of video games so I need to find out how to eliminate the background noise. Thanks for your time.