Hi guys. I have a Roland VS2400CD that I just installed a VS8F-3 expansion card in. I started using some of the effects, but now I can't get them off of my input sound. I have tried removing the effects from the chain, bypassing them, and restarting but there is still a reverb and delay on my input sound.

I have a few rack units (digital delay, digital reverb etc) that I wanted to use as a effects with my studio. I dont have the gear right now, but I am going to be getting a PreSonus fp10 interface, and I already have Cubase sx3.

I have an Electro-Voice 676 mic that has no grill. I just bought a second one (has not arrived) that also has no grill.

Hey everyone, I am wondering how to get the effect that is used a lot in techno music where the singer's voice sort of glitches out, or sounds like it has a ton of delay on it in one spot. I have been trying to figure this out, any tips helpful...

I was listening to Apocalyptica's new song "I don't care". I am wondering if a pro here could tell me what effects/techniques are used on the vocals during the chorus? To me it kind sounds kinda shattered.

Thanks.

The following is a selection from a song I heard from an online radio (ripped)

http://www.zshare.net/audio/20111394e66fd2c7/

What is used to create this effect?

Thank you,

Reta

Greetings -

Newbie here.

Hey everyone. Just wanted to say hi. I've been working on a home studio since I got my place and getting it up and working great.

Hey

I've started building an home studio since 2 or 3 months now, but only to record vocals (for now).
Ive got myself packed up with a 'PRO' pre-amp (PRO Channel 1-Ch Tube MicAmp/Comp/EQ/2HE) and a Fame mic (Fame Vintage T47 tubemicrofone), using Reason and Cubase. but without a mixer, cuz it won't be any good unless i buy a really good one.

Anyone have any tips on recording a large vocal "crowd shout"? For example, the tail of the choruses on Atreyu's "Falling Down" from the album Lead Saild Paper Anchor, or the beginning of "Lay Your Hands On Me" by Bon Jovi? I am trying to make it sound like a very unison, very tight "yell" and would like to avoid recording twenty five tracks of the same line.