Not sure this is the correct general to ask and it will probably sound stupid but here we go. I want to record classical guitar and I have the following chain of gear: >classical guitar > 1 small diaphragm condenser > audio interface > reaper on the computer I know the ideal is to have 2 small diaphragm condensers to create the stereo effect but I only bought 1 condenser. I saw some brands sell pairs of condensers exactly for this purpose. My question is, these condensers that are sold together are different from each other? Do they have a specific feature as a pair or can I use 2 random condensers and it will have the same effect?
I went to a studio and I didn't feel comfortable recording the song. I write a rap over it. I felt so bad that I paid the guys half of the studio session and didn't even come back to finish the recording.
But I felt so exited at the time. Happen to me for 4 songs now.
>Get exited >Feel like I m doing something innovative >years later regret it >Even felt cringe by what I did
Jeremiah Hill
you can get any two of the same condenser to record as a stereo pairy or just mix and match two completely different microphones if you know what you're doing or if it sounds right to you matched stereo sets are a meme
Jaxon Morgan
all right, thanks.
John Foster
Does anyone here have experience with the Spectrasonics Trilian bass guitar plug-in?
Adam King
yes
Logan Sullivan
I can't get any of the alternate articulations (slides etc) to trigger, even after setting the channel in Trilian and changing the channel of the notes in the MIDI editor in my DAW. when I do this with other plug-ins it works just fine. Is there some additional step I need to take in Trilian?
Aaron Stewart
I'm planning on starting a Bandcamp/Soundcloud by the end of this month and I'm trying to get my mixes up to snuff vocaroo.com/1biYnxAzTtZB How are the vocals here?
Kevin Rogers
dunno about midi channels and all that, I always used keys witches for articulations use live mode, then load an articulation you want to use in a slot, right click it and assign some shit to control it, I use lowest octave notes as traditional keyswitches
Asher Perry
voca.ro/199zjJXizhXK Yo this is the first im posting anything, would really appreciate honest opinion of the vocals and post prod on vocals. I didnt make the beat... Also it only goes half way so if anyone wants to add vocals to it be my guest.
I also feel shame or regret about songs I made in the past too, but maybe thats just us being hard on ourselves. You might be better now so this sounds worse than what you do now. Honestly your song in the middle after the buildup was nice. Maybe its just missing more skill how to blend it together better.
user it sounds like you're writing music for babies.
Also what the fuck is up with that white noise whenever that xylophone is playing, it makes me not want to listen to your music. How the vocals sound should be the least of your worries.
Sebastian Parker
shame is an underrated feeling... dive deep into it and use it to never do it again
find me an artist who isnt embarrassed of their older work. its called progress, my guy.
Aiden Robinson
what vocals?
Michael Lewis
No need to get so aggressive. Improve your reading comprehension instead. That user obviously meant that mastering services is a scam, because any mix engineer can learn to master, and that's where I agree with him.
Luis Thomas
do some Cure inspired vocals over this, and you have something. just copy the singing style in this song. youtu.be/X8UR2TFUp8w
Samuel Ortiz
what was wrong with that video you linked last thread? i liked the zelda song part