Hi guys, I'm recording drums at my professional studio. Pro Tools, Allen & Head board, Shure 57, 52, 81,98, RODE nt5- Audio technica, YAMAHA birch and maple custom, DW, Zildjian, Sabian etc.
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Hi Everyone,

I'm new to this forum and there are so many topics here compared to others I don't know where to start. If something like this exists already maybe you could point me in the right place?

Hey RO community,

I've been searching around for someone with a similar problem as myself, and I can't figure it out.

Instead of creating new tracks and then copy/paste over the previous one--Could you just send the sound to multiple buses?

So to layer "track A", say 3 times---you would just put in 3 sends and then it creates the same effect of 3 copied tracks playing simultaneously

Hello, I am putting together an album of opera arias and I am currently negotiating with three different karaoke companies to license some of their karaoke backing tracks for these arias. Because all of the operas I am considering are in the public domain (had to exclude Turandot, sadly) I don't believe I need to obtain a mechanical license. Is this correct?

Can anyone save my stress? Please...
I'm aware you go from interface OUTS to outboard mixer INS, mixer OUTS to interface INS.

Hi there,

It sounds like a strange thing to do but I would like to record existing tracks from older files on to new tracks using updated software and VST amp simulators. I like the old existing tracks and do not want to record them from scratch. I have tried to add the amp simulator VST in Cubase 5 to an existing guitar track but it does not change the track at all.

Hi all! I have a question about recording multiple tracks that I'm hoping somebody might be able to help me with - I am 99.9% new to home recording, so please bear with my n00bness. We (the band I'm in) would like to start recording music.

Inputs:
Keys
Guitar
Bass
Drum kit
2 Vocal Mics

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