i currently have a samson kit 7 for drum mics, and a 7 piece pacific cx.. looking for the best way to record this kit. mics are for a standard five piece kit with two overhangs. i want to record stereo tracks onto my computer. whats the best way of creating a nice sound with the mics ? also a recommended mixer and how many channels needed XLR, and or inputs..

I'm recording guitars in a few weeks, which will be high distortion guitars in a prog metal song.

What I've done in the past is I always pan one track hard L and other hard R.
Sometimes I've copied and pasted parts between tracks (when I'm lazy) and sometimes I've recored the same thing on each track.

Remember I'm talking about both guitars playing the same thing.

Hey everyone,

I'm very new to this whole home studio thing, and I do not have the funds for a full scale studio. I recently had to sell my bass amp, so my bassist has nothing to play through. I think I have a plan to get around this, but I have a few questions:

Hi all.

When professional studios use drum machines they sound very up-close clear and punchy. I own Superior Drums II, i love the sounds but sometimes when i mix a song..they dont sound as crisp. (am i making sense?) Is it all in the mixing? Or do pro studios run them through equipment?
Any help appreciated,
Thanks

Hy.
Ihave recently installed Adobe Audition 3 on my computer and some plugins ( Eastwest quantum leap RA. .)
Is there a option that I can reciord MIDI while I play so i dont have to create a MIDI track note by note in sequencer.
That is OK if i record drums, but for pianos this work is pain in the ass.

I am looking to trigger a Mapex Pro M 22'' kick and also mic it with my Sennheiser e902. I was planning on buying a Ddrum DRT trigger but I was wondering if I can use that trigger with any module? More specifically one from an older electronic drum set made by Koncept. From the module I would run the midi signal into my MOTU 828mkII and then into my Mac.

Hello everyone who knows the music industry well from the inside.

My name is Eugene, I'm 17 and live in Russia.
Recently I got a place at Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (Popular Music And Sound Technology), but, unfortunately, I cannot afford it.

Hello!

I've been asked by a non-professional choir to record them...
As i don't wan't to drag my whole studio there, i was thinking of using a simple 2 mics set up (probably M/S) and recording them on my NagraT...

It would allow me to only take an analog mixer, my pair of tannoy, my NagraT, 2 mics (2 U67?), a few cables and stands.

What do you think of that?

Hi everyone this is my first time in the forum, and I'm not english I'm Portuguese so I'm sorry about my writing.