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SM57s(I5's if you can get them) when presented with few options can work out well...

...but AT4050's, are yet again my new mic of choice for this and many other apps.

call me an asshat, but these might be to 414s what the I5 is to the sm57...prettier and more neutral.

Resume and Good professional references avail upon request..but in a nutshell: I know neve encore/later versions of flying faders, V/88R consoles, SSL G+ automation(not ultimation moving faders systems), protools certified, can use a soldering iron & I know when to shut up. This might be shooting my...

knowing the difference between the different edit modes(grid, shuffle, slip, spot) is a big one, and knowing when to use to each one to your advantage...the multi-tool/smart tool can be your best friend or worst enemy depending on your mouse.

unless you are going for something in particular, a bunch of lower mids(300-700hz) can usually be killed without anything bad happening. i find myself, in dense mixes, worrying about what is masking the click of the kick drum instead of the lows. Guitars, vocals, and most(!) keys usually dont need a...

happened to me the other day. definitely not a waveform redraw issue...when i tried to create a fade on the region using the multi-tool, it shows the waveform, but only the section effected by the fade. the audio was recorded in 6.9.X (i think .2, but it could be something else), and i was editing i...

Are you using pro-tools? you can bounce down the drums and import them, then disable the drum tracks instead of deleting them to create more unused tracks. then if you want to change something you can disable the new tracks and re-able the drum tracks and bounce again etc. You Dont actually need to...

For sale at listed price OBO, pics upon request, buyers pay shipping: 2x: MXL2003 LD Condensors w/ shockmounts #1 is in like new condition, its been used a total of 5 times max. #2 has a small dent in the rear of the grill from a drumstick, it still functions perfectly. $120 each, $200 for the pair ...

regardless of wether or not The Mixerman Diaries are fact or fiction is irrevalent to me....because it was one of the most entertaining things ive ever read.

make sure that the tape is threaded correctly on the machine....some machines will engage into play for a few inches and then stop if the tape isnt threaded correctly, or if the tension sensors are malfunctioning.

it is very important that the snare be tuned properly. You can usually get away with toms that are a little too flat or ringy or dead,etc... but a poorly tuned snare can quickly turn into a sloppy mess, espercially once compression, eq, fx,et al... a well constructed drum is normally easy to tune, a...

Rodgre wrote:You pressed "R" on the track to arm it, but did you press record when you hit the space bar?

Holdt the button to the left of the spacebar (command/apple on a Mac) and then hit the spacebar and see what happens.

Roger

first you must turn on "quickpunch"

is it grounded properly?

Ive got a fair bit of damage in my right ear that comes from several ear infections and ruptured ear drums as a child, as well as a problem with the drainage of my inner ear. Usually the high end rolloff is not noticeable, but my right ear has a hard time dealing with pressure changes, and sometimes...

tiger vomitt wrote:tascam 38's been sold, just now to a tapeopper
sorry Dr Nutz (what a great name!)

I have poor luck with tape machines that have headstacks smaller than 1", so its probably for the best. thanks for the alis complement!

might be interested in the tascam 38 is if is still available...I will PM you.