Hi! Hope you all are fine.

My dilemna is this: I'm working on a project I am very excited about. I have a world-class singer I am collaborating with in a new band. So far it's just me and him.

Anyway, we are pressing ahead with making a CD. I've got the tracks done, and am waiting to schedule the vocal sessions.

For the purpose of recording video tutorials, I want to take the output of my DAW (Ableton), and mix the audio signal with the mic input from my Sound Card.

This seems fairly straight forward. Here's how I would expect it to work. My audio card is a Saffire USB 6. I also have Sound Flower installed for this purpose.

Here's an update on Stephen Slate's Raven console. Check out the MTI. AFFORDABLE touch control. This is very exciting to me. Even I could probably put the money on something like this.

My mate has a Yamaha 01V96 digital mixing desk he willing to let me borrow and I was wondering if I could use it with Pro Tools to use as either a controller or to actually record?

Thanks!

Hello,

I have a very simple question about the levels in mixing, here it is;

Hey guys ! second thread post here and my second
Mix!

everything went smoth recording or so i think so i started mixing
the song dont have any real mixing experiences I learned all i know from youtube
and forum.

Hey guys,

Just recorded first song and needed some tips all around the board on how to get a better sound, especially when it comes to mastering guitars. Check out Obliteration at UnmaskingMusic youtube channel or follow the link below. Subscribe if you like the song, since more are coming and they will be done by the full band rather than me tracking everything.smoke

Hello Im Dynamic looking for a mixing & mastering engineer for Hip hop .

I am currently in the works of creating a video series helping guys like YOU out!

I want to offer you my tips on how I make my songs sound professional, with minimalist equipment. No need for all this expensive EQ Equipment, just a decent guitar and FX pedal will do!

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