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Hello,
I understand that going from a balanced piece of gear to an un-balanced piece results in a drop of 6 decibles. In this case Mackie balanced outs to HHB Cd Recorder un-balanced RCA ins.

I'm a 17yr old guy who produces rap beats/instrumentals and is trying to get involved in recording. So my "studio" is just my computer and a mic I bought at radioshack. I'm not trying to hit professional quality, but the closest thing to it...

I'm a 17yr old guy who produces rap beats/instrumentals and is trying to get involved in recording. So my "studio" is just my computer and a mic I bought at radioshack. I'm not trying to hit professional quality, but the closest thing to it...

Hi,

I'm really new to the digital audio side of things and I'm really keen to get my hands on some decent software for doing remixing and creating all kinds of electronica music.

As a mixing assignment I'm presented with tracks recorded with a so-so 16 bit interface. They're not terrible, but of course they leave something to be desired.

What I'm asking is would it be benficial for me to convert them (internally via software) to 24 bit files, or perhaps just the stereo mix as a 24 bit file, before they ultimately get dithered back to 16?

OK how many of you have joined the 21st century and at least attempted to mix entirely within a DAW (occaisional inserts allowed).

- Did you use a mixer at all?
- Did you track dry?
- Have your mixes improved over time?
- What are some of your favorite DAW mix tricks?

What do you think?

That kind of topic will get you to look huh!

I had the pleasure of getting some mixing tips from a gentlemen nominated for a Grammy this year who recorded/mixed/mastered the nominated record all in Pro Tools. He offered to Master our album.

Hi