Hello RO,
just an FYI, I walked out to my mailbox the other day and as I was walking back to the house I noticed I received a letter from a outfit called "HillTop Records".

Now when I was walking into the house I was curious who on earth Hilltop Records is and why would they be contacting me?

I opened the letter and it read:

Dear Bret Norman,

I have been looking for a pair of AKG 5600s {I love those things} for about 2 weeks with no results what so ever. Since Im not finding them I would like to ask you all what your opinions are on a decent pair of condensers under say 800 for the pair. They will be used for everything from church choir live sound to recording Overheads on Drums, Vocals, Horns, u name it.

The newest Beta release of Audiofile Engineering's 'Wave Editor' (1.4.6b2 Nov 05 2009) now supports 'cue markers' from Sound Devices 7x series recorders (well at least my 702)

For those of us that lament not being able to use the cue markers either on the unit itself, or in our Mac software, feel troubled no more.

I am the drummer in a small band and we are looking to get into recording. i have the Lexicon omega recorder, but it only records four tracks at once. We have a total of 7 drum mics, 1 mic on the guitar amp, and 1 vocal mic totaling 9 inputs. Is there any way to hook all this up to a 16 channel mixer and then hook it up to the omega recorder? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi Guys.

I’m a music producer based in Johannesburg South Africa. I work a lot with a young female singer that sounds a bit like Avril Lavigne and a bit like Kelly Clarkson. I’d like to buy two mics that would suit her voice and style (Pop rock), but naturally get more bang for my buck too.

Hey I'm new to recording and i was just wondering exactly what i needed to start recording my own stuff at home. I write a lot of music and i play various instruments Guitar/bass guitar/piano/drums/saxophone/trumpet etc; Music is basically what i love to do ;my passion. I'm fairly young and i want to start myself off into music as career if possible

An example of this problem is when the DAW session is set at 44.1k and the digital preamp is set at 48k feeding into the session. When bounced playback occurs the pitch will be off from the original recorded tracks. Of course the opposite can occur too.

so i messed up a clients session for the first time today and I'm trying to fix it for them...

so i used a saved template today for drums and i believe i saved that template at 44.1 originally. and stupidly today wasn't thinking and recorded the session at 48. (I'm not even sure if templates keep the original sampling rate but it makes sense to me)

New here - limited experience. Posted some mixes in audio project section for ya'll to see where I'm at.

Here's my issue.

I have a guy that has not done much studio recording. I have a home studio. I have learned a bunch thru trial and error. It's the best way to learn... LOL!

I'm currently recording a friend of mine, sadly, singing isn't there best quality. I keep having him sing take after take hoping I can have enough to make something decent but so far, that hasn't been working out either. What do you guys recommend? Is it possible to use a small amount of autotune where it doesn't sound like T-Pain?