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For sale is a mint condition 24 channel 8 bus Soundcraft Studio mixer with power supply AND hardshell ATA case. Never left the case since purchased new. It has spent it's career in my hands as a studio input and monitoring desk. Perfect for multitrack recording, as a B rig FOH console, monitor mixin...

I have an NSonic ribbon mic that had the ribbon shredded Anyone have a suggestion as to where I can send it to get a new ribbon? Anything helps.

Thanks

J

Hey all, Finally abandoning the cornfields after 26 years and packing up with the lady and moving to her old stomping grounds in the Albany area. Looking to maybe find a cool folk or 2 to show me around the studio/recording scene, and if you are looking for an engineer or know someone who is, that w...

Hey all, Me and the lady are taking a break from the wild life of Central Illinois and we are taking the train down to the Big Easy for the weekend. Can anyone show us a good time? We are staying in the Quarter, and I would like to know a few hidden gems around the city for good tunes, food and brew...

David Eden World Tour 1000 Bass Stereo Power Amplifier on TapeOp board before eBay. General Specifications Size 3.5? x 19? x 14? Weight 28 Lbs. EIA rack 2 Space w/ min. clearance Power Output @ 8 ohm x 2 240 Watts RMS Headroom +3dB min. Damping Factor better than 100 from 20Hz to 1Khz Slew Rate 128V...

tom, i cantg speak for drumagog, but i know one cool thing about aptrigga is that it allows you to blend the orriginal waveform(in this case lets say a kick) with a smapled kick to get a wide dynamic range of possibilties for a final sound. i also like to use aptrigga to trigger a bottom snare sampl...

drumagog is cool but i thnk it is a little overpriced for what you get out of it. before you buy anything, try the demo for Aptrigga by Apulsoft. it does esentially the same thing and costs $45 instead of $250 or however much drumagog goes for these days. I was in this same posistion as well a while...

yeah, it is Barton alright. he has done a few of the mastering jobs for me and they all turned out great.

Spomer

ok all, i know more than one of you have come across this and i have yet to see a thread on it to speak of so i will ask the question what do you guys do to level a bass track during the mix process when the bass player played chords? here is my situation. I recently recorded a live demo for a three...

god i just realized my spelling is horrible. i maybe another vodka and cranberry will do the trick. Jeez.

tony, i have had good luck with Blaze Mastering. he finished a few things for me and has a place off of california ave. I sat in with him and he works quick and knows his shit, and best of all, he doesnt go all wieght watchers on your pocketbook. pm me if you want his phone number and I will scroung...

www.myspace.com/studiosound Check the link above for the tunes. This was my first live recording that wasnt done in a shitty locale (ala basement, dining room, etc...) Used Audiodesk cause Logic kept crashing. Nothing special about what was used. Shure mics all around(b52, sm57, sm58, ksm) straight ...

yo, dustin's vocals are unmistakeable. that shit sounds good. i didnt even notice what the band was or where it was recorded until i was like "whoa shit....that is the Accellerators!" Way to go man.

Spomer

would anyone be willing to part with a portable USB MIDI controller? M-Audio, Edirol, or the like.

PM if you have one to get rid of.

JWS