etc., but no hip-hop. Does anyone know of a good book or reference for mixing and mastering hip-hop in the studio (not DJ mixing)?. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () I have read several books on mixing and mastering audio recordings, but none get...

MP3 encoders.... what's good for low baud rate encoding ?. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Hey all, I have, at the advisement of several, put Win Lame on a couple of PCs to use for converting .wav files to higher rate MP3s and have been happy. I've...

or reverbs/delays on tracks or just from one common reverb during mastering? - if you have any additional thoughts/tips for me, I would be interested in hearing them! I'm not familiar with mixing live recordings, only done mixing of studio recordings before....

this in the mixing and mastering process. -BJ. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () MY PROBLEM I'm mixing or mastering a song until it sounds pretty good on the Dynaudio BM6a's and Sennheiser HD 600's in the studio, but when I hear the mix on multimedia...

Headphones for studio work (tracking/mixing). Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Dear Ear Masters, I've begun producing electronic music and, over the last four months of reading about mixing/mastering, monitors, etc., have found that I am not subject...

the mixer to do riding faders. Still there will be times when the mixer will have to boost solo levels even though they are good on the stage for the band. If your situation is playing guitar and mixing the band at the same time, I would advise...

first to experience this. At home, I try to never finalize a mix before sleeping on it, but at school, with rigidly enforced studio schedules, that's not an option. What tricks have people developed over the years to counter this? -- Jay Levitt...

too low! >> As I understand it, the band wanted the bass very low in the mix. >> Harvey Gerst > Indian Trail Recording Studio> With no disrespect intended, this raises an interesting point. How many of you kick the band out when mixing, to...

of most every step. Amateurs try and do the whole lot, even if they don't have the skills in all the areas, and tend to be more precious about accepting help/different viewpoints or sharing the load of production/mixing among their home studio owning...

seems to be something big studios still do for major labels. But I guess there are only so many mixes to be done and more studios competing for those mixing opportunities. Cheers, Trevor de Clercq Mike Rivers wrote: > In article mmeprod@mmeproductions.com...