Hey everyone!

First of all I'm new to the forums as of today and I'm glad to be here! It looks great and I love being in forums.

This is a rough mix, and right now I am working on the guitar sound as well as just writing music. I previously recorded about five songs just using a direct method, and that sounded pretty good except I had to do A LOT of EQ work on the back end.

Hi, I hope this is the right forum, but I would like some nice harsh, constructive, and helpful critiquing by some more seasoned recording engineers. Critique everything from my setup to the song I'm about to post. I will post the song I've recorded at the bottom.

Hi all – So happy to be here. Excellent resource. I am a music industry “veteran” who had a lot of recording time in the 80s and 90s. So…while not being a noob to the recording music world, I have been away a long while. I am a little familiar with DAWs and the recording culture of 2012 - -but only a little.

Hello everybody,

Since i started posting here more frequently, i've been beginning to feel more comfortable w/ what i need and why i need it. Thanks to most of the mods here and everyone else.
Soooo i hope u will all take a look at this humble signal chain, maybe add you're 2 cents?
Everything is appreciated

I would like you to post a link to a high quality audio clip of a drum recording that you have recorded, engineered, and mixed on your own for the purpose of all of us learning from one another.

Here is my recording
melodynestudio.bandcamp.com/track/drums-12-17-11

Hello! My name is Kurtis, and I'm new to the site. I've been recording for almost a year, and I just wanted to get people's feedback on something I've done recently. Unfortunately, the logic file got lost so I can no longer change anything (trust me, I'm not new at backing up files and all that jazz, this was a VERY rare and unfortunate case). This is my friend Mackenzie's song.

Hello,

Hey Guys,

If you have a minute or two please check out my demo reel.