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thumbs twiddle. make it squwash and stomp, and breath, and do what else you need it to do.... Not that I know, I use cheap shit

bumpity

the scum's idea was on point re. creative commons... Also, I agree that doing an FTP, Yousendit type download thing for the individual tracks is a good idea. When we released a remix record, we made whatever we could into loops, just to reduce file sizes.

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I've done lots of on-line research re. the iso-box thing. Could you post the plans for the one you built, or links to them? Has it been successful?

thanks steve!

tips like that are always helpful! (Especially when you're about to mix for vinyl, which seems like it's, once again, becoming more common these days)

thanks again

joel

so what is the best vocal application for the mouse? I'm guessing somewhat baritone male, but I've never used it, so...

Awesome! We have gone VHS vs. Beta!

no offense guys, i just couldn't resist.

+1 on used Dat or ADAT

i used to mix down to a sony 4 head VHS in the nineties from my cassette 8-track. I couldn't afford a DAT, so it did the job. I never released anything that i mixed to it though... And having now dealt with both mixing to 2" and digital, wouldn't use it again. Hell, if i was looking for "color" and ...

VERY IMPRESSIVE PRODUCER!

wish i was that handy and motivated

in my (albeit somewhat limited) experience, using a parlor guitar can help eliminate boominess as well. At least that's what i found recording.

Good luck, lots of good ideas for mic techniques preceding this post for sure, but, as was earlier mentioned, consider the source as well!

So we trust Wiki now? Who knows what crazy animal posted that stuff.

PARTY TEST RULES!

I Llike to turn up the mix and go outside and smoke with the back door open. If i hear everything i need to hear in the right place, the balance is there. It's just frosting and party kisses after that! Never touch the faders again.

o, talk to the guy face to face, and, if you totally wanna go for it, bring him some homemade cookies! I'm not joking.

Again, Larry's right

I've never built a real studio, and have no plans to. Not my direction. But I do know, if you are nice and diplomatic, you can record anywhere... (some bass traps help though)

would have to agree on checking the chicago mastering services website for questions about mastering, vinyl, etc...