Hey everyone.

You've probably noticed my other posts relating to setting up this new studio. Here's the problem i've run into now.

I will be recordinging drums in a dormatory soon and was wondering if anyone had some tips to make the best of it. The only room I have to record in sounds pretty bad.

Hi,

First post - I just joined.

I'm looking for a compressor/limiter for tracking to a daw (Pro Tools LE via mBox). I'm not really looking for it to impart a character, but more to just reign in the transients and keep stuff from clipping.

OK. .I'm going to school this fall for a degree in professional recording arts. However...i also will want to be able to produce my own choons while I'm not in class. All in the electronic music genre. Im going to be using programs and plan on purchasing, Reason 3.0, Ableton live 4, and Native Instruments Reaktor, and Absynth and an M-Audio OZONE or O2.

Hello

I'm looking at reasonably priced control surfaces/ A/Ds. I'm liking the US-428, mostly for price. Is it gunna crap out on me or sound bad? is it decent enough? I need something for a broad range of work. Everything from video to theater sound design to studio recording. Worth the money? Also, how worth it would it be to splurge on moving faders, or is that overboard?

The last text I wrote,my problem was clipping in my mixer. I found out the problem and now I need advice on my vocal chain for the future. Moonbaby post this

I
just have to say that taking a Grace and plugging it into the mixer is a bit like putting a Masseratti engine into a Fiat (the French tried that once and called it a Citroen).

hello
i am confused
i got Korg tritone workstation 74 keys and i love the touch of the keys.
and i wanna know what type is it ? cuz my english is not good
is it weighted hammeraction or semi weihted?
the reason for that is that i want to buy M-audio Keystation midi keyboard
and they got weighted hammeraction and semi weihted ones

My father produced a few records in the 50's and 60's. I would like to re-issue them in CD form. The master tapes are very old and I have no way of playing them to see what is useable. I also have LP's and 45's, new to fair condition, maybe a master LP or two as well. The formats are Latin, Jazz, and Doo-Wop for the music; what type of mixing/remastering should I be considering?