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yep...seems like a rate issue...

im about to go run myself head first into a wall...

I wasnt there for the transfers...

as for the lazy route, we did try to pitch change each track individually but sound forge is giving me problems...

well, we dumped it on protools, burned the .wavs on cd and we're now using cubase sx here at my place...

what can we do about this?

we are going hte lazy route, we mixed down the track and have everything ready, going toe xport it and then do the pitch change in sound forge. sounds pretty good...we're also adding the vocals after the pitch change so they dont sound all weary... what kills me is that we have another 3 songs to go...

yeah, im starting to think it was the tape...

we've been trying to call the engineer but he's at a wedding

We've been recording our bands ep in the local college's studio using their Sony 24 track tape recorder. After recording all the parts on tape we dumped it on pro tools and brought it to my house to mix it down. Somewhere along the process the speed of the song slowed down, not sure where and/or how...

I'm interested in Cubase SX 2.0

email me at amoros@dubnetwork.com

thanks!

currently we're:

Aural Sex Studios

Cerveza Studios

aka

We Love Beer St.

The guys name is Michael Winslow. Oddly enough when my brother was at....gasp.....Full Sail.....about 5 years ago, one of his projects was to do some work on an album for that guy and do live sound at one of his shows in the area. I don't know if he's still touring but he had a full band and did mu...

seriously, the first part aint tHAT Bad...i mean I have heard worst...i dug the bassline

you have to record a little, then listen back, then twaek, then record a little, then repeat the process.

yep...this is another way we have to get it done...i just wondered what are other peoples techniques...i guess there isnt much you can do about it...

ive been using the tube screamer reissue, and it sounds great...

on a fender deluxe 212 tube amp...can have it sound warm, really edgy, and everything in between.

this is wonderful! im recording in my bedroom at the moment and the problem I have with not having a 'control room' (for recording drums) is that when im trying to get levels and stuff I cant really do anything accurate because I have the drums right behind me... how do people work around this? i us...

no idea...but i did get a nifty tshirt with my ring mod...i wub it so much