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Nick Sevilla wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 08, 2023 10:03 am

Awesome David!!!

Thanks Nick!
We started yesterday and have two songs in the can already. Tons of fun!

My plan has evolved. Now it's an EP of classical guitar and pedal steel duets. The steel is played by my brother. It's the first time we've really made music together since we were teenager 30 odd years ago.

IAt home people might have a glorified surround sound setup (of likely compromised positioning by the spouse), but at best the average home atmos implementation might be soundbar that does some kind of weird science, or earbuds of some kind. At home people can't be counted on to set up two speakers...

I'm kinda with everyone else here. I've had similar problems to solve and never found a plug in solution that really does it for me. I've used lowender a bunch and love it but I've never had much luck using it as a fix. When it works it's because I'm implementing it at the start to craft a whole sou...

Same for me here. I've got three 1tb drives in the studio computer plus some usb ones for mobile and off site back up. I like to treat projects the same as I did in my tape days though. The data belongs to the client and they get a copy of everything. They're responsible for archiving not me. I hang...

I just signed up. I'm going to aim for a 5 song EP but maybe go bigger if it really gets rolling. I'm going to try writing/recording some instrumental music centered on classical guitar. I've been playing it a lot lately and realize that I haven't really recorded with it much. My limitations - Every...

I just unloaded a 1950'a Lyra (United) parlor guitar. I've got the point that for anything new to come into the house and studio something has to go. I bought this one to learn some repair work on. I reset the neck and brought it back to life but didn't have much use for it afterwards. It feels nice...

markjazzbassist wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 11, 2023 12:37 pm

David i believe those have nice transformers on the input and output, should sound good if you push it. PM430?

Yes and yes!

This isn't so much new as it is revived. I'm breaking out the Yamaha PM430 as the front end for my cassette 6 and 8 track machines. My writing partner and I will be starting work on a soundtrack gig shortly and the cassette multitrackers are a big part of our work flow. I spent some time setting it ...

Spruce top, mahogany back and sides.

Just picked up a late 60's Harmony H162. Except for some scuffs and dirt t's in great shape. The neck angle is creeping up though and it'll need a reset at some point in the future. They all do. Still, the price was right and it plays and sounds beautiful.

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Thanks for the reminder! I just did the same.

http://www.terrysrubberrollers.com/

It's been years and years but I got some good stuff here.

The monoprice active ribbon looks more interesting than anything else at that price point. I have no need of more mics, let alone cheap ones......but still.

The only answer is both. Plus no reso head at all some times.