This is where our fake world is headed. By 2030 90% of social media content will be created by fake users. the other 10% might be a real person. I suspect it won't take that long either.
This link (amongst many others I get) was just sent to me: https://www.jasper… This link was particularly interesting which is about to put me over the deep end.
Not all of us have a big drum room but still wants to record real drums. This little tip will help simulate a room mic being far away in a big room... It works if you record with 1 or 2 room mic. Let me know how it works for you when you test it or if it's already this way that you do it !
Hi guys and girls,
I just finished my video about a fake sm57 from wish.com
I was very surprised of what I discovered while doing it.
Who never thought what if when seeing an add for a sm57 under 30$ ?
Let me know what you thing, about the results, the video and production.
Thanks !
Hi all,
I'm a newbie here and somewhat a newbie with a new 'live' sound engineering job I was thrust into...hence the 'fake it till I make' thread title.
HI everyone,
This is my first question here.
I want to record heavy guitar with sm57 (very dry recording ) in front of my amp.
I will copy the original track and delay it a little bit to create a fatter tone, hard panned right/left (fake double-tracking).
Found this on another forum:
http://forum.recordingreview.com/f16/music-licensing-questions-6542/#post3 7890
What do you think about the advice given on post #4 by the administrator?
hey guys !
i ve got a sm 58 for a very cheap price but i dont know wheather it is genuine or not! can someone guide me how to identify genuine or fake mic! please! I wll be greatful to u!
I recently came across a seemingly great deal at musiciansfriend on a pair of "CAD" CTM-1000A capsule condenser mics for $99. The list price for the pair is $600, and the mics actual street price is $150 a piece. The deal seemed to good to be true, so I checked the CAD website but didn't find any mic with the model number CTM-1000A.
So I am using Sonar 3 PE. I recorded some tracks with midi drums. I then used my Casio keyboards drum sounds and just triggered them with Sonar. I used the 1/4" stereo out (headphone) out of the keyboard and ran that through my tube pre-amp into my Layla24. They sound ok, but definitely not what I am looking for.
I have heard tube pre's described as "starved plate" or "fake tubes" at times... is starving a plate or whatever inside a pre a way to get tube emulation? and if it is a starved plate design will it actually advertise as real tube technology? is this something I need to be cautious of? even if it isn't, I'm still curious, please clear the fog for me :lol:
thanks in advance
