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On the cheaper end there is the Rolls RPB623 for $119.

Check this out: http://www.3daudioinc.com/catalog/produ ... ucts_id/32

There was talk and and a petition for Wavelab going to mac. But it's just that unfortuantly, just talk. The creator of wavelab says he has no plans for writing code for mac. Bombastique listed all of your choices, it's pretty sad actually.

I will work on putting this stuff on a website with your consent since it was your idea rhythm ranch. I can make it searchable as well. I will make a credits page showing where info came from as well.

Thats cool. I already offered some manuals of my own and some web space as well. No one has emailed me about it yet, so I was curious to what was going on with it.

Did this idea die out or is someone doing this behind the scenes?

LiLiPuT,
I have a SSL 4040G+ guide and automation guide I got when I was at MTSU. Let me take a look and see if it would help you out. If so, I can make a copy for you and send it your way.

Ken

Or make a "stickie" only forum.

Guilford of Maine has some good stuff but a tad bit on the expensive side, compared to burlap.

Best bet is to go here and ask away.... http://www.sawstudiouser.net/forums/index.php?

Thats a good question. I was thinking maybe how you inserted the cable but that would be weird and make no sense.

I found it again. http://mackie.com/pdf/1202vlzpro_ss.pdf
It's on page 5 and you have to look good because what is written is all mashed together.

The Mackie inserts accept signal from -10 to +4. The inserts are pre fader and pre eq. Clicked half way in... hmmm, click it in so the tip is just in. I can't find anything in any manual anywhere that says that the inserts are +4 or -10. The line ins are but nothing on the channel inserts. I found ...

I've heard good things about the Audix TR-40 and Superlux ECM999. Haven't tested them myself but the Superlux can be had for about $100.

The Mackie inserts accept signal from -10 to +4.

The inserts are pre fader and pre eq.

Clicked half way in... hmmm, click it in so the tip is just in.