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I missed this when it came out.

only last year did I learn I could right click to name a bus on Pro Tools.
That was pretty handy. Not as handy as number 3 to record but still handy.

Ever since I got progressive lenses in my glasses I find it best to keep things in one spot instead of spread out. But you can get computer glasses that give a more consistent focus over a short viewing distance. This has been my experience and that's why I commented against the idea of 2 monitors ...

Having 2 screens set up vertically could end up putting strain on your neck. I know it would be hard for me.

I got to know Chris like a lot of you guys on here. He was always cool and good with the information. In 2011 I produced a band from the Charlotte area called South 85 and we did the record at Old House with Chris. He was a wonderful guy and I feel very lucky I got to work on that record with him. V...

https://i.imgur.com/3O8p9GC.jpg Got this RCA 77 D from Reverb. We have a great DX at Cowboy Technical but I wanted one for home. The seller JDMSales on Reverb was a drag. Came with a frayed cable and an antiquated Cannon connector (neither in the description) but I'm still mighty glad I got it. Thi...

I like it.

In the future I'd try one of those fuzzy beaters on the kick and also give a full front head (with no hole) a try.

I asked a couple mastering guys once.... how in the hell do you reach into a complete mix and fix that sibilance?

Both of them said https://dmgaudio.com/products_essence.php

The only clip on tuner that's worth a damn and built not to break immediately is the TC Electronics one.
I use them at home and in the studio period.

I toured with a well known songwriter for five years. We had a full crew, our own sound people, backline people etc. The guy had great guitars. He had the K&K pickup and internal microphone setup with a high end channel strip type preamp for the DI and the internal mic. I really love the K&K pickup ...

Nick Sevilla wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 14, 2022 2:53 am

Tried one once. Bad results.

It puts the mic too close to the skin.

It doesn't have to.

The heavy duty Atlas stand with the suspension in it is still a great one. I think everybody ought to have at least one for their 'good' vocal mic. Super solid and stable. https://vintageking.com/atlas-ms25e-pro-microphone-stand-w-air-suspension-ebony The Triad-Orbit stuff is mighty good too. Next l...

Both of the kicks I have the internal mics in have some holes in the shells from older mounts (tom mount on the Premier, marching band harness on the 26" Ludwig). A lot of older kicks may also have some holes where the legs have been replaced or where an on the drum ride cymbal stand was. The air ho...

As a guy who really loves the sound and the response of a 2 headed kick drum with no hole in it I have been using a much less complicated version of an internal kick mic for most of the records cut at our place for over 20 years. The mount is a simple job that attaches to the nuts on the inside of t...

vvv wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 23, 2021 3:22 pm

1 year, 11 day old thread?

Yeah,
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