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http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1216139 This link references a story I heard on NPR a few years ago (sadly, the audio doesn't seem to be online anymore). The gist was that out of all the audio storage methods ever devised, the Library of Congress archivists couldn't find one th...

enabling a track and hitting record seems to be pretty popular...

See, that's ace. It's how we get by. This is what michael did to good effect - i.e. OM115 or whatever is handle is. And where is that aussie anyway?? Once regular of creotia, now missing - perhaps surfing. Who knows. hullo england! Yeah to varing degrees of success I am an exponent of the cardboard...

Tatertot wrote:This is getting complicated. Is knobtwirler 'in the doghouse'?

I must concede the point about E. Smith and J. Denver. The comparison really is spot on (and I do enjoy them both from time to time)

Now am I in the doghouse too?

So where's the dog going to sleep?

syrupcore wrote:

kayagum wrote:Danger, danger...

that was funny.

She doesn't want the second one? What's the inscription?

"hey baby - here's an ipod"

yeah Joel, aren't you the "whatever sounds better is better guy?"
put compression eq verb delay and wah on that aux and stand proud!

regarding the original question Paris eq is a really nice plugin. It's vst so you need the vst-rtas thing. 4 band parametric. works nice for hi or low passing. sounds nice as an eq as long as you don't go crazy with it. low cpu usage. Don't have a link right now, but a search will turn it up. It's f...

just check a manual and yeah, "...the VU's respond to the average level of the signal not the peak. The LED's are driven by a separate circiut separate from the meter ampilfiers, so that they react much more quickly than the meters. They are set to turn on at 8dB above the 0VU..." So, the short answ...

recorder or mixer? if it's VU's on a mixer, as long as it sounds fine to you then, for me, it is fine. If it's the recorder - well ultimately you want a strong enough signal to deal floor noise and make use of your tape width / bit depth (or whatever it is with 'putas). So yeah, possibly more of an ...

I used a U47 longbody tube mic directly into my TASCAM 464 that's so wonderfully out of kilter. i love things like that. I agree regarding getting more out of the 1/4" 8 track. It will never sound like 2" blah blah gold plated ultra tape of the Gods, but it can be a really great format and the micr...

yeah sonically you get 1 track width of fidelity, (& noise floor & hiss) and then it's replicated. You don't get double the track width and increased fidelity.

sounds awesome though, i would do it even if it doesn't work.

don't think i disagree with you.

I guess you have to determine what you find objectionable about it. In my experience (recording performers), the people who constantly correct their performances, or wish to have them corrected are hacks. They are not fully committed to their art. Not that there is anything wrong with being a hack....

remember kids guns don't kill other guns, people do.
(poor guns)

Zeppelin4Life wrote:

lobstman wrote:

Zeppelin4Life wrote:ok, i lied..one more post

ROTMFLLMAO!!!!!

u b famous

Oo Oh you lied you lied you lied you lied you lied hehehe I'm telling