I recorded this session (drums, not the electronic track) in Pro Tools HD, and wanted to try mixing it in Ableton for fun. I'm still new to mixing (mixing WELL, that is).

hi,

i was interested in purchasing a mixer, but i would like one that i can route audio from Pro Tools 9 back into the mixer so i can mix outside the box. i was looking into the Mackie 1640 but am unsure if i can be done with that mixer. which mixer would allow me to this without buying an SSL or NEVE(though that would be awesome)?

thanks!

Hi all,
Looking for anyone in an acoustically treated room running Logic that would be willing to rent out their space so I can mix. I don't have that great of a space, but I don't want to give up. Don't need a mixer so much as a decent space to mix. Preferably early on a weekend mornings.

Any leads would be great! Thanks

Working on a rap album...I recorded my vocals the other day and everything sounds pretty good. My engineer suggests I get the song mixed and mastered.

About to hook up my friend's recently purchased equipment and went to Guitar Center this morning to get the interconnect cables.

I am hooking up starting from top to bottom:

Numark Mixer into
Peavey EQ into
Rane AC22 Xover into
Crown MT1200 for bass and MT600 for mids and highs

Hi I'm still newbie on mixing trying to learn best way to mix, and saw in a tutorial to do on eq steepest low cut of 125hz on all channels including fx in sends except kick and bass. Kinna makes sense to cut out all unnecessary bass and subbass frequencies to clean up mix which is what I'm after. Do u guys think this is good advice to do this on everything but kick and bass ?

Hi,

Hello everybody,
I'm a new member from Cyprus. I own a recording studio and working with Mixing & Mastering Studios in Greece that helps me with the process.

I'd like to ask you that:

Who hard is for one person (in that case me) to record, mixing, and mastering the projects? Is it better to continue collaborate with other people and only have the recordings ?

Hey guys,
Thanks for reading my thread.

My first thread on my first day in Recording.Org so if i screw something up then please do not shoot my dog.

I am curious, ppl keep going on about Analogue mixers, saying that the sound quality is not good and blah blah compared to digital mixers.

I want to get some gear to set up my mixing setup.