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Professional Recording Engineer for 13years - Help offered!
Started April 26th, 2006 · 6 replies · Latest reply by Matthew Huested 19 years, 1 month ago
Since leaving school i dabbled in music since i had a computer and electronic background. In that time i have built a few home studios, wired a few professional studios and composed/produced all kinds of music with my main professional career co-writing with the late DJ Tony DeVit for over 6 years!
My main music passion is within the Dance Music industry - Trance/Harhouse/House etc... but i DO dabble with other genres with a future goal of making it into producing/composing for Adverts/Film and computer games.
I still own a home studio, one is built around harware Mixers/Synths and PC the other is a Software based editing suite using plugin synths and effects. Both are based around Cubase VST.....and now Cubase SX3.
I have also owned a Mac Based Protools TDM system based around a core/888 interface.
My first PC sequencer was an Atari 1040ST, then moved onto a Power Mac and finally ending up with ALL PC (XP Pro).
I have used: Creator/Notator/Logic/Cubase together now with Wavelab/Soundforge/Acid Pro 6/Reason and just getting to know Abelton!
Im not a DJ myself but do like the new DJ software - Traktor etc..
I still produce dance tracks but taken time out to learn SX3 with many past tracks still on the shelf (finished but with no home!).
I hope to find a new Tony DeVit one day and get back into the scene!
If i can offer any help in the mean time then i will try my best!
what do you know out "noize"
that's cool! i hope you can give me your opinion about my band's songs i'm currently mixing, (don't worry, they don't suck), i just want to make music, learn and meet new people on the way.
i have some questions but i can't remember, i'll make you know as soon as i remember. cheers!
hey, thanks for offering your advice. I'm an extreme newby and bought a MD MZ-R50 off ebay for recording the sounds of my neighborhood, my kids at play, sounds of my work space, and the like. However I want to do this on the cheap. Do you have any advice?
Much thanks,
Matthew