I recently purchased quite a few plugins made by 8dio
their sounds are truly great but the functionality and tech
support are awful. Anyone thinking about buying their
products Probably ought to know that.

Hi Everybody,

It's been a really long time since I don't enter to this forum, so maybe I should briefly talk about myself and you can have a better idea of what Im looking for :)

Hi,

I'm working as a runner for a post-production sound company and starting to do some dialogue editing. I struggle a lot with ADR spotting and want to learn more about how sound works and be able to identify problems with audio recordings and the extent to which these problems can be resolved with Pro Tools other than just rerecording.

I am a rookie producer/engineer who uses Cubase. I usually am hired for lower budget recording projects where I will do all the engineering, editing, mixing and sometimes mastering, and playing guitars and bass. I have been recording as a hobby for about 4 years, but only as a job for a little over a year.

Hello, I recently acquired two 1/2", 8 track machines - a Tascam TSR-8 and a Tascam 38. Both are in very good condition.

I own a de-magnetizer and I know the heads will have to be de-magnetized occasionally as well as cleaning of the metal and rubber moving parts in the tape path.

Hello everybody!

I wanted to create this post for people who are new to mixing and have a desire to learn about it. This is more so a guide as to how you should be learning how to mix rather then teaching you about mixing itself. It is simply my opinion and you can take what you want from it.

The time for me has come to EQ my vocal & guitar tracks. In past recordings (with less powerful DAW’s), of course, I messed with EQ a (but not really knowing what I was doing). Now, I have just completed that best vocal & guitar tracks of my life (& I have SERIOUS audio tools at my disposal, like a UAD-1 with Neve settings & the Waves Diamond bundle).

With all the tracks recorded for my band's first demo, six on Garageband, three on Cubase (unfortunatley we found about Cubase later), we are now ready to mix.

Hi,

I have looked through several topics in this forum and found many helpful tips, suggestions and guidelines. So far I have followed some basic steps but I am afraid I need a little guidance from experienced or knowledgeable users.