Im currently working on an acoustic indie/pop demo. the guitarist/vocalist and i are producing it ourselves and we're in the really early stages of recording. it's our first time attempting to make any sort of legit recording and we are both pretty new to the recording process.

An automatic electronic device that senses the onset of feedback, and cancels it before it gets out of hand. This is achieved by using a specialized equalizer with multiple, very narrow filter bands, positioned between the audio source and the speakers. The unit "searches" for the beginnings of feedback, analyzes the problem frequency and cuts that band.

The amount of total gain that can be achieved in an audio system, from microphone to speakers, before the onset of acoustic feedback.

In acoustics, the undesirable leakage of audio from loudspeakers, back into the same microphone which is being used for originally capturing the audio. If too much feedback occurs, the system can go into self-oscillation, causing unpleasant howling or squealing.

I am working on experimental scenario which is proving to be an audio challenge. I aI'm to gather a group of between 5 and 30 people to drone and sing chorally together. This should then be amplified by mics situated within the group, whilst a large soundsystem surrounding the group amplifies the drone (with and without effects). The aI'm is to create immensely powerful immersion.

Hey! We're a reasonably new acoustic band, looking for a bit of feedback on our stuff, and any advice you can give us. We're both new to the music industry and it's a difficult one!

I currently have a macbook with 2 gigs ram (max amount I can have). I am considering another mac. Here is the software I want to run.

Logic Studio
Ocean Way drums
Ivory pianos
symphony program
NI B4 organ.

Hi all, this is my first post in the community. Hope you are ok guys.

Has anyone had any experience with these as drum overheads? I have heard a few sample recordings and they seem to be very accurate and rather encompassing. From the samples I have heard they seem to make you feel like you are right in there behind the kit. I would love to hear what anybody has to say about them.

Churches. Feedback. Rotten EQ. Grahh!
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