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questions about recording a mix
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| Pete K |
So it seems that every time I try and record a mix I run across the problem. I usually finish the mix with errors or at times just give up. The problem is that I just can't seem to nail mixes when I'm trying to record. I never have this problem if I'm playing out or with other people. Can anyone help?
Thanks in advance. |
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| Trance Android |
Depends what you class as errors! You will probably never acheive perfection so as long as you're not trainwrecking every mix I think you're probably being harsh on yourself. I'm never 100% happy with my own work but I listen to a lot of mixsets by the pro's & it's taught me that even they aren't always perfect ...except the ones who secretly use Ableton ;)
Go with the flow & enjoy yourself :D |
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| sleepydragon |
| i think ur just being to picky with ur mixes i can imagine u probably listen back to a mix after recording and analyse it to much picking out the errors. |
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| Vero |
| Record everything. I used to have the same problem. My mixes would be great, but when I hit that record button, id screw up everything. So i started recording everything. everytime i turned on my mixer i pressed record. after a while, i got used to having the recorder on and my mixing went back to normal. |
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| nchs09 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Vero
Record everything. I used to have the same problem. My mixes would be great, but when I hit that record button, id screw up everything. So i started recording everything. everytime i turned on my mixer i pressed record. after a while, i got used to having the recorder on and my mixing went back to normal. |
this sounds like the solution, now if only i didnt have a mixer i could record on.... i could record something. ftl! |
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