Search results

You can do it with almost any wah-wah plugin. Just use automation.

Firewire is dying now... Why don't you consider newer usb stuff?

Waves x- and z- noise suppressors work just fine. But, as tedtan mentioned, they are rather pricey.

Highly recommend NI RC24/RC48 or Overloud Breverb. Valhalla room, Princeton/Eventide stereo room and TC m40 are really good too.

Rme's pres are good enough. Clean and transparent.

My usual chain for extreme vocals: eq (depends on vocals) and 1176-styled compressor (push it hard, with fast attack and release). Sometimes add a bit saturation after compression. And some words about mics: sm7 sounds thicker and a little softer than sm57. And it has more lows. Some...

SM 57 is OK for extreme vocals, especially in untreated room. Also, I'd recommend to try SM7. But, if you'd like to get a good "warm sounding" condenser, save up a bit for C414. It's much better than 214.

They said, the monitors are OK. And offered to return them. However, sending monitors back will cost me about 200$, so I decided not to waste money for it. Of course, I tried to brake them in, but no results.

Check out KRK VXT6's. They are great, and have auto-standby function.

I've got two differently sounding pairs of D5's... Does somebody want to by them?:rolleyes: :lol:

Reaper all the way!:yesway:

Yes, and the bass sounds a bit "nasal" and boomy (at 80-100Hz range). Also, the mix isn't "glued" properly - all the instruments are "separated" from each other not in a good way. But, before tweaking the individual tracks, just try to play around with the balance. It can be very helpful.

Make some friends at guitar store ;) It really works!:lol:

Check out a RME Babyface. Really nice unit. A bit pricey though.

Hey! I'm in! ;)

If you want, I can help you with programming.

Guitars are Ok. But be more attentive to bass and drums. They sound somewhat unnatural. Seems like a midi.

Interesting stuff. I'm gonna try it! Thanks, brutalwizard!

I had rp5s a couple of years ago, and should say, they are not bad for their price (liked them better than rp8). They sound a bit hifi-ish: a bit muddy, "smiley-curve" type of sound with a slight dip at crossover frequency. Although, you can get pretty good results with them. And, they are...

Practice and a metronome would help...;)