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Snakes and Altec mixer are sold.

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Snakes are sold!

DrummerMan wrote:I really don't need this at all, but I have to say this is the exact type of thing that gets my bear lust going. nice work...

Bear lust ... I think there's a different forum for that.

Clearing out a few items. Let's start with: Ramsa WR-S4416 Ah, my beloved Ramsa mixer. 16/4/2, four aux sends, EQ with sweepable mids, mic/line inputs, direct outs on every channel, lots of routing options. Lives in a big wooden padded case. I would much prefer local pickup on this and would be will...

This is a good listen: T Bone as DJ on NPR's All Songs Considered:

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/stor ... d=90471395

Check the latest TapeOp for a how-to on reamping drums.

When I went two years ago, the exhibit floor was like an overwhelming menu of things I can't afford. I'm a hobbyist home recordist, so I understand that this event is not aimed at me. But for me, the best part of the event was the workshop I went to that night at Hyde Street Studios. Joe Chiccarelli...

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P Mackey wrote:Could it be less since most likely the tracks, aside from the vocals, would be panned?

That makes sense, but you would still lose mono compatibility if you're relying on panning to avoid phase problems. Right?

@?,*???&? wrote:Phase problems will be significantly less apparent using 3 mics and you'll have a great stereo image to show for it.

Why would phase problems be less apparent with three mics? (Honest question, no smartassyness on my part.)

A job well done! But watch out for photon torpedoes.

I think you just hurt the spaceship's feelings.

Sweetwater order , a play in two acts: ACT ONE: Me: places order online ... ... two seconds pass, home phone rings Sweetwater: HI, this is so-and-so with Sweetwater, i see you've ordered two rack trays and a six-foot xlr cable, is there anything else I can help you with today?!? Me: (stifling giggl...

Smitty wrote:drove an hour north today and picked up a complete 60's tube PA system in a 7 foot tall Hammerite green metal rack, from a funeral home. WHOA.

Dude, you should use that to record some death metal.


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