Hi.

I'm trying to get into music again... and I realized how crappy the quality of sound I get from my build in computer speakers. I was debating whether to buy a professional recording headphones like:

Hello there,

Does anyone know whether recordings can be found on the market that only contain the instrumental parts of famous songs (e.g. Beatles), to which one can sing along (karaoke)?

Obviously, one can try and filter out the voice in the original songs themselves, but this often would not leave a very good result.

EDIT Sorry for the abbreviations, Didnt realise i had used them untill pointed out. Have corrected on original post to avoid confusion.

Alright people, firstly have been reading the topics on this forum for days now and feel ive learned a thing or 2 from you guys, so thanks for that.

Hi there, I am a newb-to-the-max trying out Ableton 7 right now. I purchased mbox2 some time ago, which came with Protools, which ate my old computer. I've tried Cubase and love it but it's too expensive for me right now.

So, I'm trying Ableton 7 on my mac... and... and... I put the mbox's USB into the mac... and... no lights come on x.X

It took awhile to build the site and the studio. I opened the doors a few months ago and have been recording mostly jazz.

I never knew how much went into building a room. My next project is to build a drum booth, right now everyone is playing in an open room.

Just wondering how some of you who don't have a drum booth are isolating drums?

Antress

Hey, When you record a major album, how do they record the mainguitar.
Do they just do one take and with effects and copying the track so that it'll sound "fatter" and wider? Or do they record several takes and pan it to right and left?

I'm just curious about this. With the popularity of this online free classified ads system, how "buyer-friendly" is it in your area? Do the ads reflect "realistic" pricing for used gear? Do you run across many scammers/liars/morons? I'd like to hear about great deals, too!

Hi All,

I picked up a Waves bundle a little while back and never used the included convolution reverb.

I thought I'd actually give it a try, but wasn't sure where it would be best to put the impulse responses - the OS drive or my audio drive.

Where is it typically stored? Does it actually matter?

Thanks :D

If you have two or more people singing into the same mic, will AutoTune work? Can it isolate these things, or will the entire signal be taken as a whole?