Hello Everyone! I've been looking for a forum like this for a while now, and its funny to find out that all along there was a Recording.org! Nice!

Anyways...

Hi sorry I couldnt think of a better title.

Hi,

I'm now using Yamaha EMX 5000.it's a Powered Mixer with Dual Effects...I like it very much...

Wish to get an other Dual Effects Mixer which is WITHOUT built-in amp (not powered mixer),but i have no idea.

i might need your recommendation here.Thanks!

Hey guys,

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=228473531

Listen to the song called Lolipop on that profile. Im just curious as to what effect you guys think he has on his voice.

I was wondering if anybody knows any shortcuts on how to obtain that old record sounding vocal effect (kind of portishead sounding)? I have an eq setting on my Korg d3200 recording studio(i bought this for portable recordings), but I've already recorded this onto Pro Tools LE before I decided to change the recording. I was wondering if there is any eq tactics i can do post recording.

so someone thought it be funny to take a session i did and speed shift it to chipmunk speed and that person saved it is there anyway to get this off my session file so it goes back to normal?

In other words, the classic monitor "wet", record "dry" scenario.

Patchmix is pretty daunting and I can get it to do most of what I want but I know theres a way to hear reverb on the mic mix going to the vocalist that will not end up being sent to Cubase for recording.

I know it has to do something with sends and buses but I feel pretty lost.

Anyone?

THANKS!

We Are Running A Pentium 4 2.66ghz dual core processor w/ a lexicon
omega & Sonar 5 producer. Every Time I Add Effects To A Track I Get Unbearable Static . I've had this program (sonar) sinc christmas and
our enjoyment level has been less than desirable ! Any Help Would
Be Appreciated ! Sincerely Frustrated ; WRENTCHT

i completely understand the use or effects pre or post in a mixing board for live use etc. but i'm not sure about pre or post in a daw. i assume that if you raise or lower the fader that you would want the effect to follow that fader movement right? so that is pre correct? what about reverbs being used on a aux send? please give me a little theory on this. thanks