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I just had a Duh moment. I have an old version of reason 5 but i don't like writing music on it. Much prefer the EMX for it's interface.... but i never thought about using its power for processing... Going to re-install it to give it another go around. My 'monitor' system is a small 2.1 laptop type ...

What software are you using ? Sounds much better .... and there's some detail in there that just popped out that you couldn't hear in the other 2 versions. Did you add any artificial panning ? or is that just the stereo imaging bringing back the panning that was already in the track... Some parts ...

I understand what you're saying plosive but i'm not taking about panning. I'm talking about the sound feeling dead when recorded and encoded. Not like it does when you hear it coming straight out of the box. partly because i have to turn down my gain to get a clean recording... but i don't know why ...

I went in and did some audacity playing around ... I split it to two seperate tracks Delayed 1 track by 1ms (anything more and it was too far off). Gave it only 1 cycle of ringing on the delay. Played with the delay and decay. So now i had a bit better stereo imaging ... but one track felt both ...

Yes because i turned down the tube gain alot to record it And to me, it sounds very thin at certain points in time doesn't it ? I have a 'wow' SRS button on my laptop that when i listen to the MP3 with the SRS on it sounds right, more present, more gain, more powerful... with it recorded the way it ...

I turned down the tube gain and recorded it ... here it is ... www.terrafirms.com/music/Adandos-DreamsOfGrandure-eq.mp3 Still , when you get more than a few song parts going together things get muddier... is this tubes ? or is this an internal limitation of bits per second for the electribe sound ...

Hi All, I've had an EMX-1 since about last august. Recently, I've written/composed a few tracks that I am very proud of ... but sound like trash when i record them. Is there a way to use midi in/audio out to record (synchronized) individual song parts as individual tracks (that I can then properly ...