Resources for newbies?

[skira]

http://tweakheadz.com/guide.htm

http://homerecording.about.com/

[Frodebro]

There's a ton of stuff on YouTube.

[JC Biffro]

YouTube is amazing, or you could try somewhere like Groove3.com.

[Daniel Munro]

The best youtube videos on mixing I've found (and his website The Recording Revolution - Home Studio Tips, Tricks, And Tutorials has really great ideas and rules for home recording musicians too) is this series: 5 Minutes To A Better Mix: Proper Gain Staging - TheRecordingRevolution.com - YouTube

[LoFi_By_Choice]

Not websites, but two resources I found invaluable when dusting the rust off (both available in ebook format):

1- "Practical Recording Techniques" by Bartlett and Bartlett (new edition is available, haven't seen the new one).

2- "Mixing Secrets" by Mike Senior.

Both pretty in-depth for a beginner, but easy reads. Great "refresher" material if you've been out of this for a while. I've gone back to both a few times since reading through them the 1st time. If nothing else, they can help fill in the down time between projects (I'm not a videogamer, so prefer to read).

[MusicGirl13]

Hi there! I'm new to the forum and really appreciate the shared knowledge and advice!! Thanks!!