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janusmusic wrote: Also does anyone know of a New Chicago based audio company selling high end mics?

*smiles*..........thank you.

ryan

The room sounds like it has a head cold. It's not a massive room, but I would figure the decent height of the ceiling combined with the bright, hard floor would produce results better than what I'm getting. Is it the angled ceiling? The sheetrock? The wood paneling? I feel this room may have a litt...

I almost bid on this, but decided I didn't really need it. Have at it guys... :lol: http://cgi.ebay.com/AKG-D-112-MICROPHONE-CASE-LIKE-NEW-NR_W0QQitemZ7407870749QQcategoryZ29950QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem thanks for the tip. i won the auction. too bad i didn't realize he had a flat rate s...

my stuff on ebay.

http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZjudeccaQQhtZ-1

ryan

Mostly for folks who have built a live room with sound proofing and a control room. I would think the control room is more cost intensive. What if you started with the live room, did track-and-mix in there for a while as a one-room deal, then fleshed out the control room when you had some business?...

I have a chance at getting a pair of these "new old stock" for about $500. is that a good deal. are these speakers worth having? any praise or complaints? any info would be great. thanks are they the actives? is there another set for that price? please let me know. i've been hunting these for a whi...

I've only worked with a small glock (I feel so gangsta) once, and I ended up using a a TO ribbon a good 3-4 feet above it, and compressing the bejeezus out of it. I was going after more room tone, but some extra distance may help you if you're having problems with off axis response. i used a very s...

W-O-W!!! That's a great looking MCI! I have a 1980 JH16-24 that I've just installed and I am loving it. I have had tons of fun working on it as well, but then I like that sort of stuff. I bet your MCI will sound HUGE! Anything new you've done with it yet? we're finishing up our new space right now....

brain wreck wrote:I'm interested in the headphone amp. Let me know what you want for it.

i just bought it earlier tonight.

ryan

man....if you find one let me know. i've been hunting one for months.

ryan

The west coast is hard to gauge for ghettos. Am I wrong? At least in the east a ghetto looks like a run down, smutty pile of shit. You can smell you are in the wrong 'hood. wow.....wow. plenty of my clients, from rappers to country to indie folk, have come from the "ghettos" near my house. remember...

im finishing up a space right now. the cost of building materials has more than tripled in the last three years. if you can afford to do it slowly....then i'd say go for it. build until you're out of $$$, save up more $$$, repeat. i agree with evrything mark said. here is another great recource on s...

im not certain were you can locate a manual....but most of the questions you'll have can be answered here: http://www.unicornation.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=1&sid=2c189bb020147669da1d45cdfec4e46f i've been using DP for two years and have never run into a problem that i couldn't fix with the help of...

has anyone used these? any user info would be great. also, the elipse vs. the elipse idp (programmable via remote)? is the $$$ difference worth it? we are on the hunt for some new nearfields for the control room. tannoy is attempting to distribute through a friends pro audio / live sound company, so...

If the guitar cab is too bassy I would go the the players setup first, set the eq on the amp, effects pedals. If it sounds bassy in the room, its gonna sound bassy to your mics. and try a high pass filter on the guitar tracks when you're mixing so they'll stay the fuck outta the way of the bass and...