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As Venuesound said, a splitter with isolated transformers is the best way to go. But I have done small events using the direct outs of a Mackie also. If you can feed the house instead of the the other way around... even better. One other thing you should consider is having a back-up recording...

T-man, The links bennychico11 posted are good reads. You should learn a lot. And I couldn't agree more about having a tech go over the piano. Tuning is important, but a tech will be able to take care of any mechanical noises that might be there. It will make a big difference. The mics and...

You're not crazy at all. Remote recording producer, Chris Mickle at Professional Sound and Recording in Denver, recorded live shows using 48 tracks in SAW Studio all the time. 5 minutes is not a good indicator of how your system will hold up though. Record for a couple hours as a test. Of...

Forgot to mention the color is Charcoal

Used in Smoke Free studio There are 16 total 3 have been cut to accommodate a 71/2' ceiling when stacked. Remaining 5" pieces then trimmed to fit in a corner larger than 90 degrees. Selling with pieces together as if whole. $20 each. The other 13 are whole ones. $25 each. Some have...

Hey, TheBlackOrpheus SAW still lives!! In the form of SAW Studio. http://www.sawstudio.com. >>had most features accept WDM driver support, therefore 16-bit resolution is as high as SAW will go under Windows XP. << Not true! There is a proven workaround for this that others are having great...

I have a couple quilts my mother made out of my old concert t-shirts. Hung a few inches from the wall eliminated slap-back in the room. And they look great too!! http://avocadoproductions.com/fmquilt.htm

These guys make a decent declicker plug-in that isn't too expensive. http://www.virtos-audio.com

Gobo Harvey, I always thought the word gobo was short for go-between. A gobo in the lighting world is a pattern that "goes between" the lens and the light source. Of course, I may be wrong, but it sounds good.

I like M-S miced drums I've had good results M-S micing a set from the front and a few feet out. But as with all micing techniques it depends on the type of music, the room and the instrument itself as to what technique and/or mic to use. neirbo: Check out the thread " How does diaphragm...

I think it would be real helpful if we knew what mics you have available and what type of music/sound you're going for. I'd start off with an RE-20 on the trombone pointed at the bell. A ribbon mic would work too, but don't put it too close to the bell. There can be some good bursts of air...

There is now a demo of SAW Studio available. And online sales of the software only is back. http://www.sawstudio.com

You're not the only one that finds this stuff interesting. The stories about classic recordings is why I love my subscription to TapeOp magazine so much. I've always contended that recording teaching programs should have courses in the history of recorded sound. It helps us understand how...

It really sounds as if your room is not ideal. You may want to address that problem. C1000s aren't too bad on nylon strings, you could use a second at the bridge. If you need to be close, you could try using a mic with an omni pattern. An Oktava MC-012 with the omni capsule , or if you can...

>>but aren't they out of business??<< Nope! www.sawstudio.com However, everything before their Pro version has been discontinued. And as of March, SAW Studio will no longer be sold as software only. Bob has decided to go the turn-key route, unfortunately.

I agree with Ethan, move the mic farther away from the guitar and record in a nice sounding room. Adding another mic will allow stereo micing which for a solo instrument is probably what you want. Recently I've had wonderful results with M-S micing on classical guitar from about 3 feet way...

You're not alone I look forward to the day I stop getting blank looks everytime I mention SAW!!

How a plugin works all depends on the host software. They work in realtime with sends and returns in SAW Studio. I don't know about anything else anymore.

Ultrafunk I second the opinion on Ultrafunk stuff. Sound great and easy on the CPU too!