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How to Book a Mentor Check-in
If any of you are having trouble booking check-ins, or are new to Mastering.com Membership, we've put together a new document that walks through the process of booking a session. (Standard and Premier Members can upgrade to VIP at https://skool.com/mastering/plans to receive Check-ins and access to other benefits) As a VIP member, you can book one Check-in session per calendar month for one on one mentoring. The sessions are in 15 minute increments and are for asking questions or reviewing tracks you are working on, both assignments from the curriculum and personal music. These sessions are open to members to join and view to learn from watching the mentor sessions. Please read this doc carefully for full instructions: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TWVySVsg6QyOED7G9CVf8HtwAxDWHRSzy5ggTMwm0wU/edit?tab=t.0 Hope to see lots of you on calls soon.
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@Jane Greer I checked this for you - you used a different email address for your account here on Skool, so your existing membership wasn't linked to it - I just manually fixed that for you now, so you should be able to book your calls using the link in the Classroom ("Check-In Booking & Replay Links").
Powered monitors and transient surge
My powered monitors are usually on, also when the preamp is not. Now, when I turn the preamp on, a transient surge or DC offset causes an unpleasant and possibly harmful thump. What is your preferred solution to the problem? Mute circuit, DC-blocking capacitor maybe? Power-up sequencing is not a solution - if it was, the whole problem wouldn't exist :) Thanks in advance!
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I have a Mackie "Big Knob Passive" and have gotten into a habit of always hitting the mute button before turning anything on/off. It's a very useful studio addition for other reasons too (mono switch etc).
Post-Holiday GAS Reality Check
Hey tribe, first post here. I make psychedelic pop/rock, and I'm here to do the responsible adult thing, which is to take my holiday cash and immediately turn it into a cardboard box I definitely need. So, let’s talk shop. What would you grab from this list? UA Apollo interface to replace a Scarlett 4i4 3rd Gen From what I can tell, UA's Apollo interfaces have a strong ecosystem and support, but they might also result in spending more time picking plugins than making music. Don't my existing plugins already do a decent job in the DAW for most of this anyway? I've never had a "luxury" interface like this, so I'd love a reality check from people who live on one. V47 Tube Mic Build Kit to replace an AT2020 This seems like it could be a pretty big source-tone upgrade, with charm and character for days, and maybe it takes compression in a more flattering way. But it also feels like a potential maintenance rabbit hole, plus time holding a soldering iron instead of a guitar. But mah vintage vibes! UA Sphere DLX modeling mic Going this route would let me bypass the build process while still chasing that vintage mic vibe, plus I'd get to try a bunch of legendary mic profiles since I don't fully know what fits my voice yet. But now we're right back to "too many choices" hot in the middle of the workflow again. Roswell Mini K47x Finally, we may have arrived at the most practical of all the possibilities, as well as the most cost effective. A single, smooth, out-of-this-world vocal mic that's easy to mix. Plus it's dead simple, buy it, plug it in, and use it. Alright, enable me or save me. If you could only choose one, are you buying? If so, what are you buying and why?
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@Chris Morris If you do any guitar / bass / keyboard / synth recording, their amp emulations are really great, and there's no noticeable latency so you can track through them. I've been trying to stick to the "get it right at the source" mindset, and this really helps with that, I have minimal work to do after when I'm mixing. Also helps with the DSP, I have some recording chains saved for different things and I just disable them once I'm done. Also, any of the plugins you buy for your hardware, if there's a native version available then you get that included, so using some of those for things lightens the DSP load.
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@Chris Morris I have the Ampeg SVT-VR bass amp, and the Friedman Buxom Betty guitar amp. But you can demo everything before buying to find what suits your style best.
Audio Production Specialist needed in Colorado
I got sent this, so figured I'd post it up here in case there's anyone that might be interested! I don't know anything about it, just forwarding it, so please direct any queries to them! https://jobs.dayforcehcm.com/en-US/fotf/CANDIDATEPORTAL/jobs/8403
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Bx Refinement
Hey everyone , I received the email with the voucher to redeem the Bx Refinement for free but when I go to the check out , it says that is already used , how can I redeem the free plugin then ?
0 likes • Mar '25
Please check that you don't already own this plugin. You can log in here and see. Their error messaging doesn't alert you to this fact, just says the code was already used.
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