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Anyone have any recommendations for a rehearsal studio in Portland. Would need 2 or 3 days with a decent enough small PA (probably can get away with 12 channels, but would like 3-4 monitor mixes) Also would be great if they could except a rok-it-cargo shipment before band arrives.

Thanks

If it were me I would solo the vocal mic eq and compress etc.. to sound as good as you possibly can (what ever that takes). Then add the other elements in around it. The bleed is there don't try and fight it embrace it.

I have had good luck with sennheiser 935s. Liked it much better then the 87a. I've heard it compared to a 421, no direct comparisons that I've done though. Was in a similar situation as you described, we tried just about everything and settled on the 935 even over the neumann handhelds. good luck

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Saw them in DC. It was an awesome show. the fill in bass player is the singer from mother superior (pretty sure they were Henry Rollins backing band for a bit.) The "sound guy" was Mark Howard, think the amp tweaking is typical of Lanois style, you also see him messing with his delay all the time on...

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always have had good experiences

Here's what I think I would do. Get an apogee duet for $500 you get nice ad and to pretty nice pres. Then I would go for an sm7 ($350) for vox and pick up a fathead for $175 for guitar.

Just dealt with wind over the earth small a small company in Co . Have nothing but good things to say about them. Prices were great. I highly recommend them.

I have and love the Durham crazy horse.

The death by audio stuff looks pretty cool too though

You can install Apple Pro apps on one desktop and one laptop.


http://images.apple.com/legal/sla/docs/logicstudio8.pdf

just don't run them both at the same time

Yes. Not just in the studio either. in the car, watching tv. Always have to make sure its in airplane mode before recording anything. its funny/annoying when whole bands have them

take a minute and read through this http://www.charlesdye.com/ptguidelines2.0.pdf

i think anybody who is sending any project to someone else to work on no matter what stage it is in should read this

the treble and bass controls only work when plugged into the brillant channel. The tone control works with all channels

go here for some advive with anything AC30:http://vintageamps.com/plexiboard/viewf ... e02bbed363