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I’d like to know what the best way to record audio would be. The source is a Yamaha mixer with and output to the computer’s input. I’m using the Y-splitter, what’s the best way to have flawless recording (i.e. that does it’s own auto levels, so there are no clicks if it peaks, like during a concert.)
Yo! Looking for an easier way of sidechaining in logic pro, and drum&bass focused mastering please! big up from spain to audiotuts!!Bless!
How about a tutorial on how to create your first song, simular to the final results in this tutorial
http://audiotuts.com/mixing-mastering/how-to-master-a-track-in-15-minutes-or-less/
Hi. Great site! What I would really like to learn how to do, for purposes such as DJing or remixing, is match my Reason redrum drum beats to an existing song.
More specifically (and I know this is 100% possible and I can’t imagine it’s too difficult) I want to be able to play a song, and match my drumming to the song. Obviously this is easily done on a real drum set, you just listen and play. But how do you do it so that it’s in sync 1:1 with the song for which we don’t know the tempo?
Please teach me!! PLEASE.
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Hello,
I’m a Logic Pro (primary) and Ableton Live user. I love that you do lots of logic tutorials so far. How about some ‘cheat’ tutorials on getting a horrible sounding bedroom into an acoustically useable space. I know this means “dead”, because you can’t polish a turd, but still. Use matresses, clothes in closets, blankets, bass traps, etc. How to get a useable recording from sub par spaces basically…..
Hi there,
Great site! Tutorials are well written, informative and nice and short as well so you don’t feel like your reading a novel before you even start doing anything!
Some synth tutorials would be nice and maybe some more effects and mixing tutorials as well.
Keep up the good work!
Hey can you guys do a tutorial on how to mix and master a rap track? Preferably in Adobe Audition.
How about how to put together a band recording with each part – drums, guitar, bass, singing, keyboards, harmonica, bag pipes?, what ever instrument there may be, and including how to maximize the effect of each part, ie-using EQ, etc.
and also how to turn that basment room into a supurb sounding studio, with some help from our good friend the computer as well
Would love to see a tutorial on getting that slow pulsating, bubbling keyboard effect that has become a downtempo electronica cliche–often heard fairly low in the mix as an accent. Logic and/or Ableton Live are the tools I use most often, but if you could explain a processing chain that would result in that type of sound, I’ll bet it would apply to lots of DAWs. Love this site, thanks so much for sharing the info wealth.
I would LOVE LOVE LOVE to see a breakdown of the 10 – 20 most commonly used synths in trance music.
I constantly find myself searching through endless banks of patches looking for “that one sound” that I’ve heard so many place before…
I would love to see some arranging tutorials – jazz arranging etc. and maybe some specials on how to arrange in the style of XXX – eg. danny elfman, thomas newman etc.
Hey Guys
first up nice work on this site looks nice, simple and its informative.
I agree with Shiny Box about some synth tuts but instead of the run of the mill look this is a oscillator this is a filter approach,
maybe some thats more like
create a mysterious the matrix style scene transition In Sound Design by W. Brent Latta
So programing a Synth with a clear goal
And I think you should focus on free synths that are mac/pc available so all could follow through
Even though I use Logic 8
Hello folks, why don’t you put a tutorial about noise reduction -and specifically in Logic Studio?
Hi, I would love to see a tutorial on how to create rich thick background vocals [situation being one vocalist recording all background parts] thats done in popular music today. It would be awesome if you included the panning locations & processing techniques to help such a mix!!! P.S. it would be even greater if you demonstrated via Logic Pro 8.
Hey!
I do love this site. I have used the tutorials to better my mixes or even create a few!
One thing I would like though is a tutorial or mastering a house or dance song. All the steps of it, including compression and noise reduction etc….
I am releasing a track in two weeks and I would like it to be perfect!
Thanks a lot.
Mike
This is an awesome site and I love the freelance concept behind it. Anyway I’d like to see tutorials about secrets deep in FL Studio. Also some more Dubstep and Hip Hop tutorials would be awesome.
I have been looking for how to REALLY record and mix rap vocals in logic studio. The really aggressive in your face airy punch gangsta rap vocals. I have found NO BOOk to show me this and no internet specific info. BTW this is the absolute best site I have ever seen for music and am absolutely amazed. Ive learned more in one hour here than the last year!!!!!
I notice MANY tutorials on how to re-create a famous hip-hop track. When I’m looking for tutorials on creating dance music, it’s usually based on a making trance (which I can’t stand). PLEASE< PLEASE do some tutorials on techno, house, minimal techno, tech-house or some non-cheesy dance genre. Thanks!!
Looking foward to read a good tutorial about producing Minimal in FL
I don’t work with audio, but I’d like to start.
Are there any tutorials for Adobe Soundbooth?
Lots of great tutorials here, but I would love to see some inspirational words on how to be more productive, finishing my ideas, and working faster. I always have good ideas, but it’s hard to put them into life. I have heaps of projects containing a 30 sec part, and I just can’t make them into finished tracks. Just a bunch of loose treads that could turn into something great if I had the discipline to finish them…
MIXING STYLES: JAZZ, FUNKY, POP, ROCK ^^ how to do them???