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i use wavelab, which works great, i've also heard soundforge is good too.

yeah, terrible mixing on this one. even the drums sound terrible, which must be hard to do with a drummer of that quality.
I guess they mixed it themselves, big mistake.

check out addictive drums, IMHO way better than EZ. free demo on website I believe

you could always record your playback into protools, so you have your tape sound, and cpu editability

you could also (if cubase can do this) convert the audio to midi, then trigger a drum from one of the soft sytnhs

MoreSpaceEcho wrote:

@?,*???&? wrote:Why does a 'recording artist' or 'musician' want to know about dithering?

because they prefer to make their own records rather than work with engineers who are assholes.

excatly

What program are you mastering them in, or are you sending them out to be mastered? Were they originally recorded at 16-bit or 24-bit??? I am assuming that they were recorded at 16-bit. If not, rebounce to 24-bit stereo files before mastering. Jeff The tracks are for an outakes record and have been...

so if I've got some songs that are 16bits, and I want to "master" them for a CD, do I need to dither? they won't change bit rate but will get processed by some plugs.

when I like a mix, I delete it's session.

remember too that how an amp sounds in a room is different than how it sounds one inch from the speaker. It's possible that a lot of the sound you are liking is being created by the room. I would listen too how the recorded guitar sounds, and change your amp settings based on the recorded tone not t...

didn't realize it got altered, original RED one my faveorite

RED all the way. it looks much more interesting. it makes me feel that the music underneath it would be really exciting. nice work

my first post here, been lurking for long time, but I have a 72 and just thought I would add in that for vocals, you should look for something else. the brent avrill suggestion would be a good place to start, or even the other vintech 73 or whatever it is. when I've done vocals with it, I always fel...