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Z- I was going to use a pair of SC1-MK2 pre's because they are clean, cheap, upgradeable, and fit vertically in my 2U chassis. And since they are fully functioning preamps I can use them as such with the flick of a switch. The project is on hold for now until I get the panel layout finalized and sen...

sh--, I didn't know you were on here. Well thanks for your input the other day. But seriously, stop googling yourself.

A couple of 9' 1x6s, some leftover laminated MDF, four big 'ol bolts, a bit of corkboard and some woodglue... http://usera.ImageCave.com/thesimulacre/DIY/speaker%20stands.jpg I just traced the outline of the speaker directly onto the work. I should probably finish them, aesthetically speaking. They ...

I accidentally made almost perfect water sounds in a frenzy of "raw material" recording a couple of years ago. I even labeled it, but cannot remember if it was modulated delay or delayed modulation. I do know that a certain extreme of settings (probably time) water sounds just started bubbling out o...

...that John Hardy is awesome. That is all for now.

Thanks Scummy & Gabereal, B> My only lead on those equations was PIE or something, and the results were lacking in wiki, so I appreciate the actual calcs. PS how is life treating you? G> I wanted to go with .1% (or better?) because according to my research thus far, the closer matched they are in a ...

So I just picked up a crap-ton of resistors, and it seemed to really have put a hurt on the guy at Fistel's electronic cavern... so I really don't want to return them if I don't need to but here's the thing. They are all 1/4W. All of the other designs I have seen have what look like at least 1/2W re...

Looks like "sendthisfile" is the way to go after all.

umm.... way to go!

In response to the mp3 issue... There is a free 1Gb file server known as www.box.net that I think would work for this application... I'm too tired to figure it out tonight, but Andrew if you want to set one up (since I may end up with nothing to contribute musically and thus no desire to move files ...

It's so beautiful the way it is, I'd almost hate to touch it...


...but if you insist.

Just used it yesterday on some "spur-of-the-moment" oohs from a group of four of us. It worked out well because one of us toward the center (I'm not naming any names, Chris) was over-doing it a little. *Chuckles* I think the combo was a TLM-something and "old bendy"-- an older Rode that got knocked ...

Somehow I feel like this just made me a sympathizer.

*goes to GC to test out an mbox*

It will, for sure...thanks ashcat! In this pursuit I stumbled upon a bending thread for my Synsonics drums, and a link to a USA-based manufacturer of a simplified MIDI-to-relay interface. Any opinions on reed vs. optical relays? Until I have the cash, this is going to have to tide me over: http://us...

What synth is that in the right hand corner? Either a Synsonics drums ($2.50 at Savers) or the guts of a DD-50 hanging out the front of an unfinished 1U rackmount enclos--- wait a second... How do you know there are synths on top of the bookshelf in the right hand corner? They aren't even in the pi...

Hey Lord Byron! I didn't know you were still around. Thanks for stirring the 'ol pot of brain stew. Funny, the thought of using a transistor as a switch crossed my mind at the same time as Mr. Mimms, because that is the chapter I went over about 15 times trying to understand. The thing is, while dra...