Hello,

I'd like a post about this. I will tell you, as simple as it get's, how I do stuff.

- bd mic pointing to the center for nice attack or not for more boom.
- sn 45º-60º towards sn center (no bottom mic)
- oh at 1.8 mts height (if the drummer hits them hard)

So, after that (good sound coming out), I just record and apply the following:

I'm using Garageband v 5.1, with Addictive Drums for drums; here's the process I got through with the drums:

Create an Addictive Drums software track [MIDI], program the track, and then export MIDI track to iTunes to create an audio file.

Import the created audio file, mix said audio file.

Good Morning and Happy New Year all.

I was wondering if anyone has any tips for mixing a nylon string guitar? I recorded a song of mine using two mics - (both condensers) one at 12th fret and the other at bridge. Got a great sound while tracking.

I'm studying music tech and really want to get my mixes sounding great. does anyone know where i can get some audio files to mix in my spare time or does anyone have any of there own that they could send me so i can have a play?

Cheers Martyn

Hi! I've been around in recording since about 4 years and I'd like to get to the next level and I'm looking for a very good book or ebook about recording and mixing. I'd like to know more about eq and frequencies...

Thanks guys!

When is someone allowed to call themselves a Mastering, or Mixing engineer?

Are there certain college requirements, or a degree?

What about people that taught themselves, reading, studying, putting in the manhours?

I know there are people out there, that didn't go to school for Music Production, Mixing, or Mastering. .
Yet, they are great at what they do. .

I'm new with recording and mixing and stuff. I have a short (40 second) song that I did my best on, but I'm wondering if you guys have any helpful mixing criticism for me.

Thanks in advance - the link is http://mayfly-music.com/TangerineRemix.mp3

Hi all,
I'm not sure where to post this so I'll post it here. I'm a film/game composer looking to improve my mixing skills; I do mostly sample-based composition. I got this book("Mixing Audio" by Roey Izhaki):

http://www.amazon.com/dp/0240520688/?tag=r06fa-20

Hey,
Only just joined this forum and already found some of the threads very handy, but need a bit of extra advice on some mixing in Logic 8.
I run full Logic 8 on a Powermac G5, using Toontrack Superior 2.0 (The Metal Foundry SDX) for drums.
Have recorded all guitars with a close-mic'd SM57 (top right cone of Orange cab) and placed an SE2200A about 6ft away.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pcw5viQNBQ8 is just an example