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You mean you don't cut your own albums?
I have two mics: the blue baby bottle and the shure ksm32. my mic plugs into the grace m101 preamp (phantom power), and the preamp plugs into the interface which sends the sound to the DAW (recording software). It's a pretty tight chain, I've never had any latency issues.You only have one mic?
Is it all vocals and MIDI then?
synthesized music or instrumental?You mean you don't cut your own albums?
I do all of the writing, vocals, and vocal mixing. I have several people I work with who produce the instrumentation.
were you getting monotones in the car or distortions...??I have two mics: the blue baby bottle and the shure ksm32. my mic plugs into the grace m101 preamp (phantom power), and the preamp plugs into the interface which sends the sound to the DAW (recording software). It's a pretty tight chain, I've never had any latency issues.You only have one mic?
Is it all vocals and MIDI then?
I just bought those yamaha mixing monitors yesterday, I used to use the KRK Rokit 5's which I never liked because they didn't seem to catch high end too well, and didnt really hear my reverbs good either.
Saturday morning I woke up and driving to get coffee I finally got mad enough that my mix sounds way different in the studio than in the car, and thats why I decided to go ahead and do a professional sound treatment job and also get new monitors.
synthesized music or instrumental?You mean you don't cut your own albums?
I do all of the writing, vocals, and vocal mixing. I have several people I work with who produce the instrumentation.
were you getting monotones in the car or distortions...??I have two mics: the blue baby bottle and the shure ksm32. my mic plugs into the grace m101 preamp (phantom power), and the preamp plugs into the interface which sends the sound to the DAW (recording software). It's a pretty tight chain, I've never had any latency issues.You only have one mic?
Is it all vocals and MIDI then?
I just bought those yamaha mixing monitors yesterday, I used to use the KRK Rokit 5's which I never liked because they didn't seem to catch high end too well, and didnt really hear my reverbs good either.
Saturday morning I woke up and driving to get coffee I finally got mad enough that my mix sounds way different in the studio than in the car, and thats why I decided to go ahead and do a professional sound treatment job and also get new monitors.
I say use what is available..and synthesized can be better than some of the artists I've met and easier to deal with..synthesized music or instrumental?You mean you don't cut your own albums?
I do all of the writing, vocals, and vocal mixing. I have several people I work with who produce the instrumentation.
I usually record over acoustic guitar instrumentals with some bass added.
But synthesized is still a good tool for certain applications.
I know purists shun technology as "not really music," but everything is technology. Guitars are technology. Drums are technology. Synthesizers are technology, etc etc
I have two mics: the blue baby bottle and the shure ksm32. my mic plugs into the grace m101 preamp (phantom power), and the preamp plugs into the interface which sends the sound to the DAW (recording software). It's a pretty tight chain, I've never had any latency issues.You only have one mic?
Is it all vocals and MIDI then?
I just bought those yamaha mixing monitors yesterday, I used to use the KRK Rokit 5's which I never liked because they didn't seem to catch high end too well, and didnt really hear my reverbs good either.
Saturday morning I woke up and driving to get coffee I finally got mad enough that my mix sounds way different in the studio than in the car, and thats why I decided to go ahead and do a professional sound treatment job and also get new monitors.
The grace is rated the best preamp for the $500 price point. And I agree that it's wonderful.I have two mics: the blue baby bottle and the shure ksm32. my mic plugs into the grace m101 preamp (phantom power), and the preamp plugs into the interface which sends the sound to the DAW (recording software). It's a pretty tight chain, I've never had any latency issues.You only have one mic?
Is it all vocals and MIDI then?
I just bought those yamaha mixing monitors yesterday, I used to use the KRK Rokit 5's which I never liked because they didn't seem to catch high end too well, and didnt really hear my reverbs good either.
Saturday morning I woke up and driving to get coffee I finally got mad enough that my mix sounds way different in the studio than in the car, and thats why I decided to go ahead and do a professional sound treatment job and also get new monitors.
What are you using for an interface? I have an old Lexicon I need to upgrade.
How do you like the Grace preamp?
The grace is rated the best preamp for the $500 price point. And I agree that it's wonderful.I have two mics: the blue baby bottle and the shure ksm32. my mic plugs into the grace m101 preamp (phantom power), and the preamp plugs into the interface which sends the sound to the DAW (recording software). It's a pretty tight chain, I've never had any latency issues.You only have one mic?
Is it all vocals and MIDI then?
I just bought those yamaha mixing monitors yesterday, I used to use the KRK Rokit 5's which I never liked because they didn't seem to catch high end too well, and didnt really hear my reverbs good either.
Saturday morning I woke up and driving to get coffee I finally got mad enough that my mix sounds way different in the studio than in the car, and thats why I decided to go ahead and do a professional sound treatment job and also get new monitors.
What are you using for an interface? I have an old Lexicon I need to upgrade.
How do you like the Grace preamp?
I'm using the Lexicon Omega desktop interface. I've had it for YEARS and never had any problems with it. It's that silver thing standing up on the left corner of the desk.