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sweet. i need to build some pads myself and havent gotten around to figuring out how.

proof. http://www.alessandro-products.com/working_dog/html/rottweiler.htm and it's in your backyard. (its in huntingdon valley.) your gold to do it. just make sure you have your inpediences in check. also, i would think that the wattage of the two speakers needs somewhat close. but i dont know that ...

yeah man. yeah. im excited for the real deal.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utYiUCjyaY0 robin thick's dreamworld. it's fucking awesome. the drum sound is incredible as is everything else. i never liked anything i heard from him. i heard this at the end of an pisode of entourage and looked it up. how i was surprised that it was robin thicke. wh...

awesome. thank you gents.

http://i398.photobucket.com/albums/pp66 ... elffar.jpg

i remember a thread a few months ago about the session that this picture was taken from (there were others) but i can remember any info about it. i do recall though that the music, playing and sounds were great.

thanks.

hey man. sorry this is OT but are those alessandro/grado headphones in the second picture?

hey man. i think you want to bring you line level signal down to instrument level. mic level is a bit weaker signal than instrument level. such is the need to use a d.i. to bring the signal down enough to use a mic pre. also, the input impedence of a mic input can be around 1.5K ohms and instrument ...

i have two crown pzm's. i think they are from the late 70's. anyway... i use one as a room mic all the time. im into the sound i get with them. i record in my basement and ill put a pzm in the kitchen which is at the top of the basement steps and it sounds really giant and great. ive also heard rece...

maybe try a kit if you dont feel up to the task of sourcing all the parts. seventh circle audio and hamptone are the first two that come to mind. there's a sticky on the DIY section of the forum on the various mic pre kits. if not... there is also the forum at http://www.prodigy-pro.com/diy/index.ph...

as i understand it.... even when the mic pre's are clipping he's printing very little level.

if you are clipping your inputs and you recorded levels are that quiet than something is messed up.

give them a call. they were able to help me when one of their beta drivers messed my system up. side note... i'll never do non-essential updates to software when my system is running well.

the first thing i ever built was a JTM45 from Metroamp. it took like 2 weeks to build and another month to work out the bugs. those kits do have step by step instructions though. the weber stuff does have a very detailed layout. if you go slow and check your work im sure it will work out. they also ...

you may have you output volume turned down in the "firestudio control console"

also, what do the meters look like on the individual faders and on the master fader on playback?

yeah i love editing in cubase. i use sx3. i was slow on it for a while coming from PT HD but i eventually figured out the keyboard short cuts and such. im much slower in PT these days. anyway hopefully this helps... http://www.editorskeys.com/Cubase_Shortcut_Editing_Keyboard.html this one is for SX ...