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Howdy!

Up to now, I've been recording (and mixing) straight onto a Teac A3340S R2R and then transferring onto my laptop via an Emu 0404. I'm using Audacity once the music is in my laptop. I know this is far from a professional setup but it works for the type of projects I do.

Hi there,

I've been a composer for several years however in the past I've always had my mixing taken care of by professional sound engineers. This time, I've tried doing it myself and I've run into an issue that I'm hoping someone can help me with.

Hey guys! been lurking on here for a bit and find the info and such really interesting! just thought I'd show a mix for comments/crit that I recently finished.

I interned at a studio for a year where the mixing was hybrid on an SSL G+4000 desk with a crap load of outboard units, so I learnt a fair amount, however this mix is fully ITB

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A preface: I am a complete and absolute amateur in every way. This is my first real attempt at recording my vocals and guitar. I used a http://www.samsonte… Samson CO1U condenser microphone for the vocals and guitar, then edited them in Adobe Audition CS6.

I am looking for any specifics tips you can give me on the recording and editing process.

Hi all, I was hoping for some advice on Interfaces and/or Mixers.

hey guys, i've been mixing this track for quite a while, but it seems like i've hit a roadblock. (one of many)
i'm not the greatest recording engineer in the world, but i usually can work my way around a mix;
So here's the track:

Hey everyone!

First of all I'm new to the forums as of today and I'm glad to be here! It looks great and I love being in forums.