I've got about the same number of instruments you do, and I find my analog mixer extremely useful. Everything goes through it, including the output of my sound card, and the output of my Wii... It goes out to the monitors. When sketching music, it's very useful. The instruments are always plugged in...

space6oy wrote:

meatballfulton wrote:Guitarists still debate about tubes vs. transistors!

only the dumb ones.

The smart ones' answer being ...

You might be looking for a subharmonic synthesizer. These are specifically meant to restore bass frequencies that were eliminated during recording or transfer. For example, the DBX 120X-DS..

Delightfully home-made

A friend starting a video game podcast asked me to write a theme song for it

http://soundcloud.com/acham/bagada

any Live users btw? Seems everyone I've seen that uses live does so only for, well, live performance. I've tried it for writing and didn't find it matched my style, maybe if I tried using it just in the DAW mode and not in the performance (or whatever it's called, the 'grid') mode. Live is cool in ...

If you want quality delay that'll give you something that software won't, try the MXR Carbon Copy, it's really great.

Similarly, desotoslo was a great buyer. Easy communication.

I've tried something like that with poor results, wouldn't recommend.

A bunch of stuff added to my SoundCloud.

http://soundcloud.com/acham

please enjoy!

Nice stuff. he showed me pictures of my colon was very surrounding, it reminded me a bit of The Field. I almost wanted to hear more of the opening sequence though. The recording quality is impeccable also. Did you record digital in? What interface do you use? I'm in a battle with my broken-down ultr...

What I do on the master is compression -> eq -> compression. I find it brings up the volume with enough control over the type of sound you want and without destroying the mix.