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It seems to me tat the 214 is just a way for them to make money from the "prosumer" market. I'm always very wary of that...

I was the head engineer at a medium-sized club for four years. Don't stress about the gain staging. A properly-equipped venue should be able to accommodate whatever you throw at them. Even cheaper consoles like A&H have pads on them, as does every DI box I've used for sound reinforcement, even the $...

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I second Foodswings and Kate's Joint. If you want some AMAZING vegan soul food, hit up Uptown Juice Bar at 125th St and Lenox Ave in Manhattan.

My friend has a great space and gets terrific sounds. API pres.

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I'd say you are only half on crack.

I hate composing in PT, and I hate editing and mixing in Logic. You can't run both on your system?

Can you export your MIDI data and fly it into PT?

it's also important to remember that for cardioid patterns, the best rejection is actually at the side of the mic, not the rear.

GooberNumber9 wrote:maybe we both heard the same thing because of the figure 8 pattern, not so much because of ribbon vs. other.

I'm sure that the polar pattern contributed, but this is a particularly dark mic that we're talking about, and that color was evident on the recording.

I looked around to see if anyone else had brought this up, but I couldn't find anything useful. Anyway, I have a DW Maple snare, but it's a pretty shallow shell, and despite the great sound, it doesn't have much body. I threw my Shiny Box ribbon (with the Lundahl tranny) on the top of the drum, and ...

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wow... I can't believe someone actually brought back "oh snap"....

It's a Furman M-8L. I don't think it's the power conditioner though. There were things plugged in to the outlet that weren't running through the Furman, and they lost power too...

newfuturevintage wrote:shorted hot and neutral on the charger would do it, throwing the breaker at the wall.

I never had to reset a breaker. When the charger was unplugged, I could power up again