I have a valued client that is mandating I use mp3s to "remaster" CDs for replication. Those new production CDs are then converted back to mp3s for posting on their website. I need more info to convince them this is a BAD idea. Suggestions? Links to professional data on the web? Personal experience? Thanks!
Not really a fan of the song overall, but I like the guitar tones that Tommy Shaw got on this track, specifically at @ 4:21 into the vid.
http://phasx.com/index.php
Acoustic Treatment Built In.
Ok so here's a band I recorded. Let me know what you think, is it radio ready? Have I gone too far with the loudness wars? Will I get women recording this way? Any input is appreciated.
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Yep, I know this has been discussed too many times already but I'm looking for some real answers and some real proof.
Does anyone have any proof that the end mix result when using a high quality analog console,
all outboard analog gear for processing, really sound better than mixing all in the box with plugins?
I'm curious to see the results and to read any opinions on this topic a year from now.
Are you more inclined to buy hardware or plugins now?
I know most consider the 57 industry standard, and a good go-to mic, but put popularity and all that aside. I want to know what you think of each of them and more importantly WHY.
Thanks!
EDIT: industry standard and go-to mic for Micing guitar amps and snare drums. Just so I don't get flamed for making a blanket statement. :p
i was just wondering, if anyone can tell me, why it is that the recordings of the 70's sound about as good as what were hearin today. whats the common denominator in it all. Is it the room? I mean we do have better equipt. now right?
Hiya! I'm glad I found this forum. This seems to be a huge recording community. Huge. Forgive me, I posted this exact message on another forum about an hour ago. I'm just copying and pasting - but every bit of the Q is relevant to any one who reads this here. Cheers!
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i just got a teac model 5 in from ups. mixer is in great cosmetic condition. the only thing is that when i flick the power switch, the vus and lights flash for a second and then go dead.
it is not connected to anything as of right now. it is just plugged in to the wall socket.
does this thing need to be grounded to something before it stays on?
