I've had this before, but it always resolved itself, but I've proved it happens.

This is not strictly a monitoring or recording question but I am having difficulty finding a good place to ask this question since most of the forums I found seem to focus on recording and mixing rather than live sound.

I have begun mixing live sound for a band sort of at random because the drummer cannot run his gear while performing. I stepped in at his house party to cut the feedback and got nominated/appointed sound person despite my hearing issues and tangential background because there is no one else better qualified.

Doppler effect - The apparent shift in frequency when the sound source, or the observer, is in motion.

I have a Roland Tri-Capture interface and Sonar X1 LE software. I have a Shure Beta 57a dynamic mic, an MXL 4000 large diaphragm condenser and an MXL 603s small diaphragm condenser. The 4000 is selectable between cardioid, omni and figure 8 pattern. Low budget, but it has gotten me started. The Tricapture has only one XLR input so stereo Micing is out (I think). A friend has written a handbell arrangement and I have offered to record it- overdubbing his multiple takes. We would probably record in church for the ambiance.

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...that is the question.

Thanks in advance for your time and expertise.

Context: I'm a serious amateur, doing the best I can on a limited budget, no formal training, and an over-the-garage studio. I do straight ahead pop-rock, with drums coming out of Reason Rdk and most other tracks via real instruments. I have some Waves goodies(I use the Renaissance stuff a lot). I have a rack mounted Delta 1010, and an old Tascam m216 from the days of Footloose and Top Gun.

Thanks

Hi all...again!

I've been working on mixing a project band this week witch inclueded 3 songs supposed to be their first demo release. Spending around 25hours on this project and I'm far from satisfied, I just can't get it right! For those who followed my first audio mixdown knows that I'm new to this and have trouble with learning from books and needs someone to show me what I do wrong. This is where you guys enter the picture! :) And all help is much appreciated!

Hello guys I'm a newbie here! I want to record a vocal track in Garageband (came free with my macbook), but I don't know what effect to use to get a certain sound I want.

I'll give you an example:

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Hi all.

I recently started making field recordings in my spare time just for the fun of it, so far I have made some nice recordings of some trams and I am off soon to record a wind turbine and a few convolution impulses around some interesting architecture in my city.

Feel free to have a listen.

Tram 1

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