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Looking for studio gear (mics, pres, compressors, eqs, FX, etc) that need some TLC. NOT looking for mixers, tape machines, audio interfaces (other than PTHD) or super cheapo gear (behringer). Here's a good chance to clean out your overflowing tech closet! I'm in Los Angeles, so probably only worth d...

Hi, I just ran across this thread and saw the Level-Or mentioned and figured that I would chime in with a couple points: The original Level-Loc circuit was a very extreme limiter and was very sensitive around the onset of limiting. It is easy way overdrive the limiter side chain circuit so that it i...

Just to note: This is different than the Sherlock, which I believe is a pretty straight clone of the Level-Loc (someone correct me if I am wrong). The Level-Or is a line level input/output device (unlike the original, which was mic in/mic out). Compared to an original Level-Loc that we used for test...

Hi, I have started a company with a fellow producer/engineer called Standard Audio. Our first product is called the Level-Or, a Level-Loc inspired 500 series limiter. We have a few other cool and funky future product ideas for the 500 series format in the works. You can check out the Level-Or and he...

E-cue wrote:I've had great results working with Rahzel with a Shure SM58.

Keep a bar of soap around in case the beatboxer gets "grip happy'. Hopefully everyone here knows about that 'trick'.

What trick is that???

ian

I spent the first half of yesterday trying to get a usable rock guitar sound out of a Mesa Double rectifier. Took me forever! Then I switched to a Matchless and Marshall and had killer tone in like 15 minutes. "But it's not distorted enough!" So I had to fiddle with the rectumfryer for another half ...

I'll mix a couple for free. All I would ask in return is credit for it if they got used.

Ian

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