Does anybody know if tech exists to tune a reverb or echo effect to specific notes? I know that different room dimensions offer different resonating frequencies, but can this effect be manipulated electronically? Does anybody know of tools for that or transformation techniques to achieve it?
Thanks,
Dusan

I recently noticed that there's a shortage of freely downloadable multitrack projects on the net for people to use for mixing practice. Yes, I’ve seen the Nine Inch Nails multitracks, the Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix files, the Real World downloads, and various other well-publicised sources of multitrack projects, but I’ve noticed that the files usually suffer from one of three problems:

Im stuck again, i just bought a new sub to go with my klipsch speakers for my mixing station.
Speakers=klipsch wf-35's
Sub=tannoy revolution sub 1001
Power amp=crown 202 (no sub out).

What plugins/fx would I use to make a trumpet sounds like an organ.

An organ that sounds like something off of a live Bob Marley recording?

How do you mix sounds up and down? As in guitar sounds like it should be higher, and the bass should be lower on the vertical axis..

I feel like an idiot because I cant think of a better way to ask that question haha

I know part of it must be using an EQ correctly, but is there anything else to it?

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Hi all. I am new here and have a question regarding temperature and the mixing process. It is because during training a sound engineer has encouraged the idea of "zeroing" the sound board after every use; claiming the reason is because room temperatures fluctuate day-to-day and affect the overall mix (wavelength changes).

What I have found is this:

Hi all,
I have some older capsules for the C300 AKG modular microphones that I want to do some exploratory work on. Does anyone have a link to the tool to unscrew the little bastards? One of the capsules is known to be dead so I can play with that one all I want. Another one just needs to be properly tightened back up.

Thanks.

What are you guys using to widen?

Thanks a lot for your recommendations

Hey Guys,

I was wondering if anybody has any tips or tricks when it comes to creating the illusion of height and or special placements for instruments and vocals within the realms of a stereo mix. I thought it would be interesting to see what angles you have on this subject.