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I don't know much about softsynths--the ones in Logic give me all that I can handle. But this does look kind of interesting and it pretty durn cheap.

i think what everyone is getting at is that the person that recorded it probably doesnt even remember how they got it to sound like that. why are you so concerned with getting yours to sound exactly like that? the last thing i would want is for someone to say "hey! your kick sounds exactly like tha...

i think what everyone is getting at is that the person that recorded it probably doesnt even remember how they got it to sound like that. why are you so concerned with getting yours to sound exactly like that? the last thing i would want is for someone to say "hey! your kick sounds exactly like tha...

It would be cool for TapeOp to do an article on Martin Dosh and get him to explain how the heck he does this. I'm curious if that new Gio thingy from apogee (http://www.apogeedigital.com/products/gio.php) could be used with Logic to great loopiness. Has anyone ever heard of Paul Dresher? I saw him a...

Sean Shannon wrote:

woodhenge wrote:I use the LM's distressor, 1176, SSL Buss compressor, 1073, or 4000G+ eqs.

Isn't that amazing to even say? And for 200 bucks? What a deal. I should get one.

I'm confused, aren't these things like $550?

Personally, I think there are oodles of great options. I used to play through a GK RB400 for years and years and years. Great, solid head. Sounded good powering 2, 1x15s. I got old, that shit got heavy. I downsized to a single cab (1x12) and bought a Euphonic Audio iAmp 350 about 6 years ago. I love...

I just got this app and I think it may be the best $10 bucks I've spent on music related "stuff." I may spring for the adapter plug.

Okay, I'll bite. I've been in the market for a cheap tube mic. However, I can't figure out how/where to purchase the TNC ACM1200. I google it, get "recordinghacks," but... I'm probably being stupid...

http://newyork.craigslist.org/jsy/msg/1342415046.html

Seems like a good deal. I'm not in the market myself, but I thought I'd pass it along.

gardenweb is pretty good.

Though sadly it was a long long time ago, my old band had pretty good NYC luck. CBGBs was always fairly straightforward, the Knitting Factory was great. We even played once at the Limelight. They were doing bands prior to dancing. We were nicely feted by the owners (who were strangely decked out lik...

Not even the best Coldplay vid. I think this is (and not coincidentally, their best song).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLIboc0PFT8

Note: I'm neutral about Coldplay, not much to like, not much to hate.

I just bought a new iMac. In the past I'd had Apple Care and it had saved me with an old desktop. However, the IT guy at my work--who is an Apple devotee, said to skip it. I skipped it this time. This machine will only get moved from my "studio" to our "office" 3-4 times a month.

If my recording was done for pay, I'd be all over this. I have a ULN2 and a 2882 and they've just been fabulous (it's probably way more than I need, but since I was an early adopter of the 2882, Metric Halo gave me a great deal on the ULN2).

Someone mentioned G & L already and I'd recommend it for the "if I can only have one" situation. The L2000 is very flexible tone-wise. And I think, unlike lots of jack-of-all-trades tools, it does them all very very well. The USA-made versions will be pricier than the Tribute (Korea?) line. But I th...