I have Cubase SX3 and currently at the end of a 2 year music creation and mixing project of 9 compositional works using Symphonic Orchestra and Symphonic Choirs, and am ready for the mastering stage. I want a fresh set of ears listening to the work and have decided not to master it myself.

I've had plenty of experience micing/mixing/amping my band indoors. But now we have our first outdoor gig coming up in a couple of weeks. I'm sure I have plenty of power to get the sound level I want, so that's not an issue.

Morning all

I hope you don't mind me posting on here but it could be of use to you.

We don't mind answering any questions you have regarding mastering.

May I introduce Cosmic Online Mastering.

Hello everyone, i am brand new to this site, and i am looking for some technical assistance.

i am a complete novice with this kind of thing so please try not to use too much technical Jargan.

i have recently purchaced the Yamaha Stagepass 300, i am in a duo and we sing cover songs using backing
tracks via my laptop played through i tunes.

Hello,

i have a used m-audio mobile pre and a pg 48 microphone that i've been using with various free multitrack recorders and softsynths and feel it's time to step up to the next level.

i don't want anything super fancy.. but enough to get goodquality results.

My 2 main vocal mics are an AT4033 and an SM58. Most of the time I wind up using the 4033 as I love the high-endsparkle it has without being at all harsh in any way on my voice. So I am happy with it. That being said, I think I'm beginning to develop the gear addict syndrome that some of you talk about, and I have around $300 that I'm thinking of investing into a new mic.

Hi,

My band is planning on recording soon (sunny day, far, jimmy eat world style) and we were checking out our local studio and they have this video on their site of all this great looking stuff, but it's a bit vague and I was hoping someone could tell me a little more about some of this stuff?

Hello Everyone,
I want to build a new computer for recording Vocal/Guitar/MIDI. This will be one instrument at a time using synth plugins via Cubase 5 and/or Cakewalk 6.
My computer is outdated and I don't want to fall into the same trap as before when I purchase a pre-built system.

Hello,
I've been using with very great satisfaction Syntrillium CoolEdit 2000 for a long time, but now that for other reasons I changed my hardware platform and adopted Windows-7 x64, this software is not compatible any more.
Though I could run it with the "XP-Mode" virtualization, I'd prefer to direct myself to a newer software.