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Thank you sir. Great insight. Come to think of it, the places I've had to sign a waiver all made a bulk of their business off of local wanna be rappers.

Thanks Chris!

I know what you mean, the 3 studios I've signed waivers at were kinda up tight and I never went back to finish my project at their facilities.

I appreciate your input.

I guess my question is what are other studios having people agree to in writing?

So nobody has their customers/clients sign an agreement of some sorts prior to recording?

Greetings I come in peace in hopes that the tape op elders will bless me with their benevolence and wisdom. I've utfsf with key words waiver and contract and haven't found anything useful. Here's the deal. I will be opening the doors of a modest yet much needed studio in the next month. As I'm plugg...

My guess is he had it in an excel spread sheet and under serial number if there was not one he put n/a as an abbreviation/acronym for not applicable or not available.

pmed on the xlr snake.

Reaper works like a charm with my 2 echo audiofire12s.

Records 24 tracks at once if need be.

I prefer it to tracktion, protools, and cubase.

haha... Good stuff.

I own the peluso/nady u47 copy which Jon modded.

It is a great sounding mic, and this one is too.

Jon is a very honest reliable cat. Buy with confidence.

And yet another bump.

And Jon, I'm still up to purchase those bass traps. Let me know!!!!!

Get the rp6's and save up for the rp10 sub if you plan on making bass driven music.

Echo claims that they've tested up to 5 at once, and they are confident that you could run more if need be.

They connect via wordclock cable.

bickle wrote:If the shockmount had slipped, the pop filter wouldn't be where it is.
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It could have been angled down at the singers mouth. In which the filter would have been placed lower.

It's quite possible that the shockmount slipped.

I'd like the pci card.

Good work my friend!!!!