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I wonder if you could use some 90? pvc pipe to reinforce the angle? If the mic fit into the pipe it'd be alot easier to tape down. Or maybe you could even find some large heavy-duty heat shrink to hold it all together...

What's up Hays?

Getting out of the recording business?

Give me a call sometime!



(this is Josh in Seattle)

Anyone interested in the 6176, buy with confidence. Hays is a great guy and a great musician too! Shoot, I wish I could buy it!

Hi All,

Thinking about trading my Kurzweil Rumour (in great shape) for:

- Folcrom
- Beyer m160
- iso Rack
- OC 703
- or ?

The Rumour sounds great but I just haven't been using 'verb much these days...anyone interested? I'm in Seattle, WA...
Thanks,
Josh

The possibilities are endles, but FWIW, here's the ways I like to record my rhodes (Suitcase 73): 1 - Preamp outs (stereo, on the side of the cab) --> 2 DI's --> mic pre This gives a real, mellow, solid sound. It's what you imagine when you think 'rhodes'. I record it in stereo because of the tremel...

Carli wrote:How about the marbles inside your head?

Well, I lost those

Here's one:

Try using those dessicant (sp?) crystals that come in the dehydrating packs -- don't eat them! -- they make a higher pitched, defined shaker sound that cuts, if you're into that kind of thing...


Josh

Hey Jeff, I used a lot of ambisonics when I was studying composition at the UW...we used it mostly for synthesing sounds and placing them in space, but I also did a lot of recording with the Soundfield V ambisonic micropone... The coolest thing about ambisonics is that you can record the un-decoded ...

That's funny -- I was just talking to the guys at London Bridge here in Seattle -- saying that the only place I had ever seen NS-40's was there, even in pictures... (if anyone wants to see pictures go to http://www.londonbridgestudio.com/ ) They may go for more on somewhere like eBay because of thei...

I'd do two things: when tracking, I'd send one mic throught the Distressor, probablly nuked and distorted, but it doesn't have to be. Then on mixdown, I'd use the distressor as a bus compressor and send some kick, snare and maybe a little of each overhead to it, then blend it underneath the other tr...

Is the fold in one small spot or does it run for a few feet? You could try reinforcing the wrinkled spot with some splicing tape -- I've heard that spliced tape is stronger than tape alone...Good luck!

Josh

Hey all,

I've got one AT 4033 left to sell -- $200 plus $15 shipping/insurance in the US. It's in good shape and comes with the shockmount (new elastic ). I prefer paypal or pickup here in Seattle but am flexible...

Thanks,
Josh

The two NT1's and one 4033 are sold. So, one 4033 left FYI. ($200)

Thanks,

Josh

Here's a picture of one of the 4033's, the other is in the same shape. I'll post some pictures of the NT-1's in the next couple days.

Hi, I was looking to trade, but these mics are now for sale: 2 x Rode NT1's -- $100 each. These are the original NT1's not the NT1A's. I've heard that these are less bright than the newer ones. 2 x Audio Technica 4033's -- $200 each. These include foam case and shockmount. I've replaced the elastic ...

Ok, I went ahead and bought two 4047's, so these mics are now for sale...I'll start a new post as well, but here you go: For Sale: 2 x Rode NT1's -- $100 each. These are the original NT1's not the NT1A's. I've heard that these are less bright than the newer ones. 2 x Audio Technica 4033's -- $200 ea...