MYTRACKS REPLACEMENT PRO
In the home or project studio, we usually work with more limitations than a pro studio. Yes you want your raw tracks to sound amazing, because it makes mixing that much easier and faster. It’s a fact that no one other than you (or perhaps the members of Dueling Mixes) will hear the raw tracks. In the end, all that truly matters is that your tracks sound amazing in the final mix. I just recorded drums for my new album in my humble home studio and I’m confident they will sound big…in the mix! No One Will Hear Your Raw Tracks There’s something about a big sounding room that makes drums sound, well…big! Don’t be discouraged though. Guaranteed, drums tracked in a pro studio will sound better than the same kit tracked in my home studio, even using the same preamps and converters. A good studio will have at least one nice live tracking room, suited for drums, guitar amps, vocals, etc. There is one huge advantage the pro facility has over a typical home studio, and that is the actual recording space. But he’s on to something as it relates to the pro studio. He has decent gear, has devoured every book/tutorial/article on recording, and has seen vast improvement in his recordings accordingly. – Brandon (TRR reader)īrandon has a really great question. just have that professional sheen/sound that I can’t seem to obtain – even before they start throwing effects onto them. I am still trying to figure out what I am missing as my raw tracks still don’t stack up against a pro’s raw tracks…theirs just sound plain better. And although his recordings have improved in recent months, he feels they still don’t even compare to those tracked a pro facility. His biggest concern was trying to get everything right at the source. Can raw tracks recorded in a modest home studio sound as good as raw tracks recorded in a top tier pro studio with expensive gear? That was the burning question of one of my readers, Brandon, who posed a few good thoughts via email.
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