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loveofjazz · 02-22-2012, 08:40 AM

I haven't gotten EZ Mix 2 yet, but I have EZ Mix and it's a big help when I'm piecing things together. I'm more of a live performer and spend 1 to 3 nights per week on stage, so most recording I do is out of necessity.

Recently, I did a live recording of a friend's original material (song submissions for MerleFest), just him singing and playing acoustic. I used an Oktava mk 319 LDC near the guitar and an Audio Technica 4040 on the vocals, recorded live into Reaper. The outcome sounded very good, but I went in and used some simple presets from EZ Mix and was able to add some body and fullness to the recording.

I know there are others who may potentially come in behind this and poo-poo the idea of using presets, but EZ Mix has been helpful when needed.

02-22-2012, 08:40 AM	#2
loveofjazz Human being with feelings Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: North Carolina Posts: 54	I haven't gotten EZ Mix 2 yet, but I have EZ Mix and it's a big help when I'm piecing things together. I'm more of a live performer and spend 1 to 3 nights per week on stage, so most recording I do is out of necessity. Recently, I did a live recording of a friend's original material (song submissions for MerleFest), just him singing and playing acoustic. I used an Oktava mk 319 LDC near the guitar and an Audio Technica 4040 on the vocals, recorded live into Reaper. The outcome sounded very good, but I went in and used some simple presets from EZ Mix and was able to add some body and fullness to the recording. I know there are others who may potentially come in behind this and poo-poo the idea of using presets, but EZ Mix has been helpful when needed.