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looking to cut drums in march. we need a great sounding room ( not huge) and an api console. radar would be nice as well. looking for something on the east coast.

be sure to have the outputs on your click track assigned to analog 1-2.

ive used the 8 channel appoge box. i thought it sounded damn good. we tracked the last album using radar converters. they sound even better. what else is out there?

Hey Junkstar,...Heres a bit of fast math for you. We start with a 25k adavance. 2.5k goes to the lawyer who did the deal (standard 10% commission). The manager gets 20%, thats another 5k off the top. Lets be conservative and say the band has no outstanding debts. They only spend a grand on repairing...

Producer point deals can be structured any number of ways. However, unless you are a "name" guy with a track record of selling lots of albums, you will most likly get paid just before or at the same time the band does. This means you are at the end of the line. If the album should begin to make a pr...

most drummers of that era have a very personal and specific sound. signal path, mics and even the room were for the most part unimportant. take for instance the old live recordings of max roach and kenny clark playing with bird and monk. many times these were recorded by amatuers with one mic sittin...

i run osx. i have waveburner 2.2 which is only compatible with os 9. after installing it i assumed waveburner would run on my powerbook in classic mode. unfortunatly i was wrong. it seems only some software runs in the classic mode. others need specific "classic " drivers. anybody know anything abou...

1. hightlight all your track tracks. 2. under the audio menu select "bounce to disc". 3. under project menu select "soundbites". 4. highlight the mix soundbite and find "export selected bites" option. 5. export the files to your desktop as an aiff file. 6. drag the files into a new itunes playlist.

somebody fill me in on how to get your music to i-tunes, napster ect... whats the royalty?

ok, i assume the channel inserts are +4. when run a cable into the adat (which is definitly -10) the signal is way loud. i need to "bump" this signal down to a usable level. the elco snake somebody metioned wont work on this mackie mixer. what are my options?

what is an elco snake? does it have some kind of built in pad? thanks yall.

yea, youre right, ive got 4 channels going into the adat, not 8. the back of adat says "-10 db analog inputs 1-8" im plugging the mic into the mackie mixer and running a "1/4cable (plugged 1/2 way in) out of the channel insert to the adat and then a lightpipe to the 828. the meter on the adat is way...

the jacks are only halfway in. yes, by by default the adat is set at -10.

im using an adat w/ lightpipe to get 8 more channels into my 828. im using a mackie 1202 for pres. im coming directly out of the inserts and into the adat. the signal is screaming loud. ive got the gain and trim knobs all the way down. what am i missing? this just aint right. help a brother out

i run dp and an 828. i have an old black face adat. how do i go about using this to get 8 more tracks in?