Looking for a good program to use. This is the Equipment I have.
Mackie DFX-12 mixer, a Apex 351. And We are going to do the recording through the Computer, and I want to stuiped "fuzz" no "feedback" i want perfection. what is a good program to use?
At 6/29/06 05:35 PM, TrueLove- wrote: Looking for a good program to use. This is the Equipment I have.
Mackie DFX-12 mixer, a Apex 351. And We are going to do the recording through the Computer, and I want to stuiped "fuzz" no "feedback" i want perfection. what is a good program to use?
The Audio Sticky is your friend. And if you dont think so, I recommend Cubase, its a semi-professional program that´s great for numerous things. But well, if recording alone is what you´re after, go download Audacity it´s free even.
Also, if you want no fuzz and all that jazz, remember to check all cables and all gear. Yeah...
good luck
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i'd go with cubase, thats what ive been using since i was 16, you'll need plenty of Vsti's and id get hold of reason and fruityloops as they can both be hosted in cubase via rewire or as vst. a decent soundcard you'll be needing too, a midi controller and a reasonably decent pc/mac.
umm pay, up to however much it costs...anything but protools
u got unlimited amount of cash and youre asking on this forum? my god...
cubase is fairly easy and versatile, good stuff. in general, you´ll get no "hiss and noice" unless there´s smoething disturbing, like bad cables, electrcal devices too close and so on.
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At 6/29/06 06:04 PM, Rucklo wrote: u got unlimited amount of cash and youre asking on this forum? my god...
correction: santa does. lol, no my parents do. I am just goign to research and ask them
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cubase is fairly easy and versatile, good stuff. in general, you´ll get no "hiss and noice" unless there´s smoething disturbing, like bad cables, electrcal devices too close and so on.
we use that already with a firebox. Now we are using audacity, with the mixer etc.
general noise issues, not trying to be patronising but i dont know what you know:
you need a good soundcard, good mics, cables in good condition, a good daw like cubase fruity loops or something by cakewalk is often recommended
You'll have to get the distances right for recording, preferably in a soundproofed room, reverb on or off being a personal choice, tho if you're recording at home you'll have to pay much more attention to the distances and angles to get a good recording.
do NOT have the amps facing the wall directly, as this will result in some of the soundwave bouncing back, creating whats called a standing wave, meaning basically it'll fuck up your recording.
experiment with different angles and use the one that sounds the cleanest and most precise to you.
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At 6/29/06 06:38 PM, SpamWarrior wrote:
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you need to answer a few questions first...what do you want to record?? do you want to record direct to PC?? how good is your sound card??
if you just want to do vocals then what you have should be enough for direct recording,but if you want to record instruments you might have problems if your sound card aint good enough
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