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newfuturevintage wrote:this assumes the Solo can record 4 channels at once. I don't know for a fact it can, but it does at least have the pathways in hardware.

Looks like it can do 4x4 simultaneous I/O per this link:

http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/F ... -main.html

did we know there was an ampgirl before? I feel somehow that this is a key detail to epic ballad that is ampguy i learned that on the last video. (the Neil Young Song). i learned today that there are other musicians, and that they are taking time off. Its good to never stop learning. Now where's am...

Isolating the stands feet might help if it's stage vibration. These plat feet from Auralex might work:

I've never had good luck with that DeEsser. It often distorts when the gain reduction hits a certain point in my experience. I can never get it to do what I want without nasty artifacts. That's why I'd download the Massey one & give it a spin. Can't hurt since you can d/l it for free. I have bought...

GooberNumber9 wrote:In the meantime, check to see if the Dyn II package has a de-esser. That's basically a comp with built-in HPF sidechain.

Per, the Digi legacy plugin manual, Dyn II has a DeEsser, but it's mono. Not sure if that would work in multi-mono for a stereo overhead track

Thanks so much for that explanation. 1 thing... I'm still running PT6.9, so I don't have the Dyn III plug available to me. Been a while since I used Dyn II, but per the Digi Legacy Plug-in manual, Dyn II has side chain input as well. It looks like you'd have create the side chain send manually. if ...

Man....I can't get enough of Guided By Voices! I recently got turned on to them and I love the music and low budget approach. Hmm, I guess I'm not the lofi type and never have been able to get into GBV. Bob and Mitch use to come into the music store that I worked in in the early 80's and rent PAs a...

RefD wrote:

vxboogie wrote:Wow! What tuner are you using?

probably "one that uses electricity".

I don't think its plugged in then.

Wow! What tuner are you using?

Not sure, but a a de-esser might help if zeroed in on the problem frequency.

Acoustic Guru Ethan Winer has a some simple acoustic panels that may help you. The pic is about 2/3rds of the way down the page. If you fix any major offending components, then isolate the rest of the computer noise with panels and keep the rejection side of your mics toward the computer area, you m...

Here's a great overall drum thread over at GS:

http://www.gearslutz.com/board/so-much- ... -pros.html

Not sure that this will say anything that hasn't already been said, but here's a decent article on SOS.

http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/aug07/a ... ording.htm

Lukey wrote: The thing is that I don't know of a decent local shop (Dayton, Ohio) or tech.

Have you checked out Hauer's in Dayton? I'd be surprised that they wouldn't have something with all the band and orchestra stuff that they do.

There's also St Anne's Hill Violin shop on E 5th that may have something.