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Hey guys, I'm in the final stages of producing my first Album. DAWS differ too widely to make that part specific (I'm using reason 6), but I'm concerned about screwing something up before I send my final product out to the copyright office, CDbaby, itunes, etc. I've listened to my mp3's on about everything I can find, from computer speakers to high-end audio systems.

Hi, i have recorded a 24 tracks concert with an Alesis HD24 at 48 khz and 24 bit, i imported it in logic and mixed it, now, I am going to bounce on 2 tracks, to go to a mastering session.
so what is THE correct work flow, bouncing and sample rate conversion with logic and l3 at the end as last plug in?

Hi all;

I,m mixing some songs and because I'm fairly new to the process I have a habit
of deleting all the plugins and aux tracks and starting from scratch each time I
mix the same track. Its because Im not happy with the overall sound so far.
I'm not so sure its the right thing to do but It feels right to me until I can crack

Hi Everyone,

I'm new here. I'm no stranger to amateur home recording, but I finally have 10 or so songs recently written with voice and acoustic guitar that I'll be arranging/adding instrumentation to via my home setup this coming year. Here is my gear list:

Hope this isn't a question being asked for the nth time (haven't found it by search yet).

I am new to all this so I figured I would ask what all your work-flow is when creating music. Do you start with drums/rhythm, melody, etc. Thanks for your thoughts.

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I originally posted this over in Pro Audio Gear. AudioGaff suggested that I might get a better response by posting it over here.

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