Recent content by AndreiR

Such times indeed. Covering one’s ..s is the most important thing. Your friend’s story is quite exemplary. But for the sakes of scientific truth sacrificing a mic is a small thing to pay (easy for me to say, right?))) The innocence of Mr. Phantom is proven again!

Thanks rob aylestone. This is where the question started, in the following statement of the manual: “Set the phantom power switch to ON only when using a condenser microphone that requires phantom power. Turning phantom power on when a dynamic mic or other mic that does not require it is...

OK, I found it in the manual: “When using condenser mics that require phantom power and dynamic mics together, be sure to use balanced dynamic mics. Unbalanced dynamic mics cannot be used when phantom power is enabled.” SM57 is a balanced mic.

Thanks Chili for your reply! My worries are not about the sm57 (it’s quite indestructible), but about the dr40x/dr40, thinking that something might get “fried” in it... preamp?... But if you say it works just fine, then it’s great!

Hello everybody! I have a question about tascam dr-40x. Is it possible to use two different types of mics at the same time — one condenser (phantom powered) and one dynamic (something like sm57)? :unsure: Thank you!

All cats are different. Ours love to sit in boxes, but they never scratch them. They love though to chew on Crocs and guitar stand rubberized brackets. In a past we had a cat that destroyed our cables. So to protect speaker surrounds is a logical move. I just don't want to find a hole in the...

This probably was a wrong place to post something like this.:cool:

No, they are not THAT wild )))

Here is my solution for protecting my monitor speakers against our cats. Simple but effective and snug. You never know if them felines would want to try their claws on the nice rubber surfaces...

Thank you! I have to say (maybe I'm getting old...)) after some learning lessons in S1, coming back to Reaper is like coming home. There are many things that I don't even think about. But I'll pursue.

That's exactly what I think! It's simple and to the point.

Yes, upgrades -- that's too. Or maybe it's intuitive because I'm just used to it. Yes, I must try it. And maybe I'll convert. This is the review I was watching about comparing those two: YouTube

I guess you're right, Waterbound, I should try Studio One since it came in a package. I heard good things about it. At the same time I can do anything I need in Reaper. Unless it doesn't perform, there is really no reason for me to switch and go through some learning curve. What I like about...

Thanks gecko zzed! I'll try that.

Hi all! I have a question. I'm recording live jam with Presonus Studio 1810, Reaper on Mac OS x, Universal Control: Trumpet/Voice - Mic 1 Guitar amp - Mic 2 Bass amp - Line 3 Drums - Track on Reaper or Drum machine into lines 5/6. Out to PA system. The question is: how do I rout the drums...