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it's dicey. some days i'm locked up and pages won't load, some days it works fine. i wonder if its all the ads they have going now they are gumming up the works. sad really, it's a wonderful knowledge base, i frequent there often.

In fact I'm confident that many of them (like myself and all my friends) immediately recorded it to a cassette so they could listen in the car too (or boombox, walkman... yikes! or whatever). So yeah, many of my albums also only got played once or twice. When I was at uni I had this pair of friends...

the way i have seen for most artists (label or no label), is PRE-ORDER only for vinyl. They announce the records, leak 2 tracks, then you can buy the vinyl but you gotta pay upfront. you get it 6-8 months later. this ensures they only order the amount sold and profit or break even. i've seen the sam...

who cares? they're buying physical art and that's what counts. do you make stipulations "you can only listen to this, and it must be on a marantz tube unit" when you sell your art? i don't care if people eat dinner off my record, it's theirs, they bought it, and bless them for actually paying for it...

thaks for the responses. sounds like a Fools Errand and you all have saved me time and money, i'll just stick to the DI only approach for my nighttime recording.

Fabric covered 703 walls will work more toward focusing the sound inside the closet. I'd start by getting an isolation pad like the https://auralex.com/greatgramma-v2/ so the cabinet is decoupled from the floor. Get one of those and do the test again. Then see what you need next. And speaking of yo...

My studio is on the 3rd floor of my house (Attic), it has climate controls so it's not too hot/cold. I have been recording primarily direct since i have a day job and do all my creating at night after my wife and kids are in bed. i yearn for the amp. so i have a walk-in closet up there i would like ...

yeah i've already got both 7" man, i'm a big soul-jazz fan, so your stuff is much appreciated

jagged little pill didn't sell 33 mil vinyl though, it sold 33mil worldwide. a conglomeration of cd, vinyl, cassette, minidisc, digital, etc.

graph still shows solid growth each year. i don't care who's selling it, the kids are into it now and long may it continue. cassette is on the rise as well still growing each year. physical analog media has a place.

love your band man, ordering that record now

thank you. fascinating that the studio was constructed without an acoustician or modern sound treatment/proofing. cinderblock sides, concrete floor, cedar planking ceiling with douglas fir beams. and yet the results are legendary.

that hammond c3 is glorious, such history

this dude wrote a paper on optimal sample rate https://www.lavryengineering.com/pdfs/lavry-white-paper-the_optimal_sample_rate_for_quality_audio.pdf in my experience with the qualities of audio and picture - since all devices are different etc i recommend listening to what you have carefully and he...

ProCo Music Mover 120SM Cabling - 4 RCA to RCA cables around 10' in length, 4 RCA to 1/4" cables around 12' in length, 4 sets of 10' (likely longer) cable lengths of just cable, 1/4" connectors for 4 cables are included, just solder them together. $15 shipped cleaning out the studio drawers and exce...

i've owned them a few times and each time i sell. i don't like DBX and unless you record loud punk/metal/rock you're gonna have hiss issues with DBX off. If there are any quiet parts that could be a problem. There are other options that are great as well, try the Fostex line (Model 80, R8, E8) it is...