Home Recording Part 2 - Overdubbing

Using Pro Tools 8 and an M-Audio ProjectMix I/O to overdub virtual and real instruments into a mix.

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• M-Audio
• ProjectMix
• I/O
• MIDI
• virtual
• instruments
• hybrid
• Fantom
• X8

[bigdeseil]

what keyboard you using

[bdubrecords]

@bigdeseil A Korg Kontrol 49.

[andreipetunin]

You know your stuff. Except mabe headphones, if they're Bose, not the best in the world for accurate sound reproduction I hear. The world of music is a great place to be.

[bdubrecords]

@andreipetunin Yeah, Bose makes everything sound good. That's the problem. Even if your mixes suck, they sound OK, and you don't fix them.

[bdubrecords]

It was the last model of unibody before the integrated the 8 hour batter. 15" model with dual core processors and 4 GB RAM.

[bdubrecords]

@moy0429 "Overdub - The process of laying new audio material in, over, or with existing material. Generally this applies to adding parts to a multitrack recording. The word originates from the word dub. Years ago, when all we had were single track tape machines, the only way to add material to an existing recording was to dub that tape to a second machine and mix in the new material along the way."

[bdubrecords]

@moy0429 Please note that in this video, we didn't do anything other than overdubs. The rest of the post production happened in Part 3.

[hotboyme]

I have pro tool 8 but no device equip.

[jeanpaulbazo]

hey!! what were you doing down there? xD 0:01

[RealtyStudioHD]

Wow, what an amazing explanation! Would really love it if you could do a tutorial on recording vocals. How the preamp and interface work with making a good vocal recording. Haven't found a single good tutorial on YouTube about that.

[kjchicago1]

@bdubrecords Very Interesting Video! Great Studio Setup!

[djgoziggaga]

what mac book do you use ??