hey guys, i've started a home recording studio for almost 2 years now and i've managed to buy some decent gear(monitors, midi keyboard, maschine, audio interface and so on). I decided to do my own mixing and mastering for my own songs and i thought a mixer would be useful but i like to do it ''in the box''. I DONT like analog gear.

Heya! Noobie in need of help!

on a lynda PT TUTORIAL, the guy there says that the most common way to DOWNmix is bounce to disk, BUT LATER the right way to make mastering is via the internal busing and recording a new track, he pass before recording via 2 aux tracks and use one compressor on first aux step and a limiter on the second aux step, do you share this workflow?

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 :)

Yep, I know this has been discussed too many times already but I'm looking for some real answers and some real proof.

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Ah, prairiesun.com

Look at this beautiful studio in the Bay area and what they are using for consoles. They just registered here so I had a gander. Remy, this will make you smile:

http://prairiesun.c… Prairie Sun's Studio B

Feared have a mixing contest right now. They have a whack of stuff to give away. If you can stand to listen to this 30 or 40 times over it might be worth looking into.

Hi Everyone,

Been a long time since I have posted on here but I am after a bit of help in taking my mixes to the next level.

Here is my latest recording for the band:

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My current situation is that I have a combined mix/tracking room in my basement. I've put in a lot of bass traps and diffusion (mostly under the guidance of people on this forum) and the result is a fairly neutral sounding (as opposed to "good sounding") tracking room. I get good vocals and acoustic instruments. Drums are ... not terrible.