is anyone using a sub with your system? Oh and anyone using a passive system?

which VST's / Plug-in's is everyone running to do this sort of thing?

is it any use to work (in Cubase) at higher bit & sample rates if say, a sample or one-hit you're working with is only 16 bit?

Hey,

I am interested in mastering since some digital labels expect that the producer takes care of the mastering him/herself. I don't want to release any unmastered productions and i don't want to pay someone else for it.

It would be cool to have some Video tutorials about mastering on a ""bedroom" setup. So not that you need expansive hardware. Just some nice payable/free/standard in cubase plugins.

And maybe you got some tips for my mixdown. I currently work with reason but i ordered cubase 4. I have a little feeling that my kicks lack some dept but i'm not really sure about it.

http://www.myspace.com/guidovansanten


Thans in advance,

Guido van Santen
Ps: Nice reason workshop @ battle of the platforms.

came across this site, nice little site for when your stuck somewhere without your main computer, or if you just wanna waste sometime. Enjoy.

http://www.hobnox.com/index.1056.de.html?random=ac3d31


Rambunkcious

Ok in lieu of the recent conversation on controllers as well as my need to practice making some videos I've done a 8 minute presentation of the Behringer BCR2000 and a freeware app called HuskerVU.

Check it out here:

http://www.medwaystudios.com/bcr2000-huskervu.html


Any comments welcome.

so i'm mid-stream of remodeling the house and yard. master bath/bedroom is almost complete so i'm starting on the studio. which is actually just my basement. half of it is finished, that's where the band is set up. the other half is not but has had some treatment as it is my "control room" and obviously i do all the electronic production there.
that being said, i'm going to insulate it this weekend and over the next 2 weeks, frame and rock it. Additionally install Real Traps treatments once painting is done (and eventually adding diffusion as well - as i've everything i've read talks about having as much diffusion as you do absorption).
so now comes upgrading the system. I'm looking into D/A converters (most have monitor controls as well - a bonus i suppose as i won't have to buy a different unit for this function). I've narrowed it down to the Crane Song Avocet or the Grace M904 w/remote.
Anyone use either of these, or have thoughts/experience with others such as Apogee, Prism, Benchmark, etc.?

Been following this synth since the announced it last year, was wondering if anyone's had a chance to use it, any thoughts???


http://www.tone2.com/html/___gladiator.html


bunkcious

Hi everyone, I'm a total newbie when it comes to SoftSynths but have been having the urge to pick one up recently. What are some of your favorite SoftSynths? I guess I'm looking for something that sounds great, is flexible with regards to sound creation, and something that I can use on tracks regularly

Cheers,
Maru

Hello,

This could be the following of one of my previous post concerning the eq separation between kick and bass.
While having a nice separation between them , what are your methods to maximize them ? ?
Limiter, parallel compression, bus compression, or other stuff like RennBass, subharmonic processor, inflator......

I will be curious to know.

Thanks for sharing your experience.

Pedro