Hi every 1 i have been out of touch from this great website for quite sometime but now i have a band and we sighned a contract with a management company, we the artist take care of just the music creation and the management takes care of the revenue that comes to the band but without consulting with the band it tells the band that we received this much and that much has been spent over you.

Hey all, sorry if this is a repeat of an oft asked question. I searched but could not find it.

I'm trying to find out about a good location for subwoofer(s) in my CR and how to calibrate it/them. My limited understanding is that time alignment can be an issue with them.

My current layout is:

Hey everyone. Right now, i record all of my songs direct in, then I use Guitar Rig 3 to 'amp' it. I do this one, because my amp is quite small, I can't really turn it up loud to record, and I have an awful room with hardwood floors and no sound proofing (my bedroom).

I have a rather odd request. A project I'm working on requires me to make my voice deeper. This is easily achievable if I simply play around with the pitch BUT this method produces a very unnatural sounding voice.

How would you go about achieving a natural sound if this was your project?

Thank you for your kind suggestions.

Cheers,
Matt

Hey Guys:smile:

Attached is a PDF of of my proposed patchbay layout.

Please let me know if I'm going about it the right way and please especially comment on the 'un-balanced TS or balanced TRS' cables!

Basic Setup:

Toft ATB24

I have been recording for six years now. I know a lot about recording, but I don't know a lot about setting up a professional studio. How do the pro's do it? Do they use interfaces? I know this sounds stupid to some, but I want to get the sound of the pro's. My recordings sound great, but they can be a lot better.

I would some advice on if this website is a scam or not? ( http://www.audioinstitute.com/ )
or would I be better off buying new gear with the $500?

Thanks,
-Aaron

Hey everyone,

I am extremely new to recording and looking for as much help as I can. I just bought two microphones in a package known as the AT2041 by Audio-Technica. This package included the AT2020 and the AT2021. Today, I learned that both these microphones require phantom power.

I am looking to sell royalty free music CDs similar to what FreshMusic does. I have produced an indie film in the past and I can tell you that there's NO WAY I'd ever do it any other way than to pay a ONE TIME FEE for music. This is in fact the industry STANDARD for indie low budget films.

PreSonus Firestudio Project Firewire Audio Interface vs. Steinberg MR816X Firewire Audio Interface (1DSP)

Which should I get? And would i need anything else to record drums besides mics cables and stuff