Greetings all,

I have a new Alesis Masterlink on the way. Does anyone have a suggestion as to what the best CD-R's I should use for mastering or mixdown.

Thanks,

Hey folks,

Sorry if this is not the right forum for this. I didn't quite know where to put it.

Our church will be looking at moving into recording our services within the next year. We are looking at possibly using a recorder such as the Alesis HD24 for recording each channel on a separate track.

how to mix?

hi everyone.
anyone know hows the vocal mixing for matchbox 20's songs? reverb? delay? how much?

Alright...

Unfortunately, I was born into an era where mixing 'in the box' was commonplace, and mixing out of the box was for the old guys, or the young dudes with the odd vinyl collections...

How do you usually record bass?. I remember reading a post here where this guy was giving some tips. He was always using both DI and mic`ed up cab. Then he would compress the DI signal and boost the low end on the mic signal (or vise versa)... And then blend the signals... I tried to search for that thread with no luck.

Hello All,

I have been creating mixes on my DAW for the last few years, and would consider my abilities/experience at maybe a 3 out of 10. I've no training and feel as though I'm kind of operating in a vacuum here.

I started out with the "audio pro home recording course" with Bill Gibson, and it certainly got me going, but I'm ready to move past that level.

Hey all.

I completed this a few weeks back and posted it on Broadjam.

Any suggestions on how to give it a little more oomph? Is there something I could/should be doing during the mix down or Sound Forge process to make it sound a little more professional (some responses might state that I need better musicians :( )?

Hey all. I have been recording at home for about three years now and I think I have just about everything I really need to create a quality MP3 or CD.

Which tracking or mixing comp/limiters are out there that can still be had at a decent price . That have good performance and cool character to them.

What is the starting point to mix all this stuf?

We are done with recording guitars and drums, only bass left(me). WOHO!
Both guitarists doubled their guitar track with a different effect. So We have total of 4 guitar tracks. They sound really heavy, but little muddy, because there are 4 of them and they are not equed at all...