Recent content by derekmoffat

Hot damn :)

No brainer at $299 for the pair!

Variaudio 2.0 in Cubase for vocals. LOVE not having to print anything. I can go in and tune harder or pull it back at any point in time. Melodyne for bass & sometimes vocals if Variaudio detects any artifacts.

I actually had this problem for 2 years at my old studio. The electricity was so poor and nothing was grounded. I tracked with Waves X-hum on my Inputs and it did the job. In my case, it was 60 hz hum, rumble, and DC offset. If you don't know what kind of hum it is, just hit record (don't play...

I have this guitar and tracked a few songs in Drop C with it. Sounds awesome. Just did a record in Drop A# with it as well and it's one of my favorite guitars. I LOVE Evertune. Get one!!! Haha.

@redline4 Looks amazing. I'm building one right now. How did you go about cutting down the shafts on the switches?

Distressor Krank Revolution Marshall Lead 100 Mosfet Marshall 1965 4x10 Ltd MH-1000ET Fender Bassman (60s) Fender Bassman (70s) Aphex Project 500s Presonus Central Station And some other stuff like another 57, 4 dbx 163xs, CAD m179, acoustic panels, etc.

Ehh so what, you can unsubscribe later. And I'm sure the majority of the emails you'd be receiving are his next mixing videos. But it's definitely worth it. You usually have to pay for something like this on CreativeLive, so to have an engineer like Jordan do this for free is pretty cool...

http://www.sweetwater.com/gearfest/ Anyone else going??

Open the metronome setup and turn the pitch slide all the way to the left of the Hi tone.

"Dear VCC Customer, Welcome to your sneak peak at the Virtual Console Collection 2.0, which will be available as a FREE update soon. Let me tell you about what's new! The 'Brit 4k' is a model of a late 80's British mixing console. It's been a customer favorite and is perfect for adding...

It can sound fantastic with a subkick. Although, I wouldn't recommend it alone.

Burl, or Prism.

One thing that rules about this plugin is that it has a Q of 100, which is perfect for completely notching out nasty frequencies.

It makes perfect sense. I understand it does that, but in the OP he claims this solves the question of finding out what string gauge you should be using, which it doesn't completely do. Would you play 25.5" scale guitar with 9 - 42s in Drop F? No. It's going to be a floppy shit storm. But...