just curious: what do you guys compress in your projects?

I hav been playing around with fruityloops and reason for 3 years and enjoy the whole concept of producing and i am determind to do audio engineering as a career. At the moment i know very little about studio eqiupment and wanting to know how everything connects up and understand the jobs they do etc

is there books or videos that you guys recommend ?

cheers

I'm very new and inexperienced and seeking guidance from the pros out there. All I wanna do mix, master and just record music for a major record label or for film so I can get the experience of being in a professional environment before branch out on my own business venture.

(Not a spam! Just a user experience and recommendation.)

After running out of options (no Pro Tools keyboard for PC and the Digidesign store usually out of sticker stock) I found this link on "The DUC" and decided to give it a shot.

http://www.editorskeys.com/

Hell, $15 isn't much to lose if it turns out to be crap.

Well Ive been recording home demos with me and a friend for quite some time. Just one (sometime two) guitar track, bass, vocals, and the occasion drums. Im starting to upgrade to something a bit more professional and want to go the DAW route. I want a nice firewire interface (something like a MOTU 828 or the PreSonus Firepod) paired with a good preamp.

hey, i'm a newbie! go me..anyways, i'm leaving my lil' town to go to college for music technology and music business. any advice? any pointers? :lol:

Hi Everyone!

I’m an old school analog guy making the plunge into the digital world and I’d like your opinions on software. I’ve decided to go with an AppleG5 (old tower), either a 2.0 or 2.5 with 2gb (2x1gb sticks). CompUSA have them in stock at good prices and there giving a copy of Tiger Free with the purchase.

Any help from someone experienced with MIDI would be appreciated! I've got an Alesis SR16 and a Tascam 2488. I'm just learning about MIDI and I'm trying to figure out if it is possible to spread the drum kit to different channels on the Tascam for recording. The stereo outputs to 2 tracks is easy, but I'd like to be able to manipulate kick, snare, etc separately during mixdown.

Folks-

As my own boss and self-employed, I usually operate alone on gigs. Though I generally love it, one of the problems with this lifestyle is that I miss the collegiate atmosphere that I once had working at a studio as a second/ junior engineer. There, I learned much every day because my work was being watched over by more senior engineers.

Do you ever find that only AFTER you are finished with a mix and are in no position to alter it that you begin to find flaws you would have undoubtedly changed? I find that although my recordings and mixes are progressively gaining in quality, there are somemtimes things i hear only AFTER i am in any position to change them. (i.e.