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Echo Layla24, the ultimate sound card. 8in's, 8 outs, Adat, SPDIF, OPTICAL... 24 bit processing, digital mixer. Hardly used. I can even throw in a mic stand or two, some starquad patch cables and about 20m of unwleded starquad cable and connections...

I can't find any info on the Fender website. The ampwares.com says; "Unfortunately, for the older amps, we still are not at the point where we can give any kind of definitive dating scheme." If you can translate the bar code the give it a go: B 01349 (I think it's difficult to read)

I know it was made after '72 because it has a master volume knob, and before '80 (as it is a silver faced). But I would like to know the exact year.

I have my self a silver faced fender twin reverb, and was woundering how to tell the age of it.

I tried reinststalling the card and Nuendo. Swiching it to the next slot won't help, because Layla is working with all my other software (including cubase), and Nuendo is recognising the card, but only 2 ins, and 2 outs of it. Thanx anyway. keep the posts coming I dread the thought of having to...

I just built me another computer, but for some reason NUENDO is refusing to accept all the inputs and outputs on my layla card. I have no idea whats going on, any help would be appreciated.

Some of the hiss could be coming from your computer, but it's far more likely to be the mic. For the money I suggest an SM57 with a pop filter, or a 58, what ever suites your style (NO condensors carry their own wait in this price range). You will also need some kind conector fom the XLR to the...

I'm guessing that you running the dodgy SB speakers as monitors. If that's the case you should look at getting some headphones before anything else. Are you sure you need the ART MP (I don't think the SB64 even has balanced inputs), from the sounds of things you should get only what you...

Vocal mics can be condensors, what is your budget?, is vocals all you need it for?, what quality are you trying to achive?, do you have some kind of pre amp? Do a search on vocal mics (in this forum), and if you still don't have your answer, then write back with the answers to the above...

GRRRRRRR!!! http://www.homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?threadid=17829 http://www.homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?threadid=12089 http://www.homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?threadid=12359 http://www.homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?threadid=18612...

I've never really picked the 414 as my first choice for vocals either, once I even found a beta 58 (i don't know why) to sound better under a certin condition. But when recording vocals not all mics work on all voices. Also I've always admired the 414 for its high's not lo's, I don't think it...

Sorry lookout, my origional aim wasn't actually an attack on you, but more of a build up to the fact that we should make an information page on this topic. I have no proboblem with genuine posts in any of the forums, but topics that come up so frequently, such as this one, should have a detailed...

I like that:D, treat all overkilled questions with an overkilled picture. I can see where a mic setup like that would help if you need the perfect sound. I also like how the cables are colour coded. I am pretty sure the overheads arn't RE20/27's, It's kinda hard to see though. Cheers, omni...

I know it's kinda ironic me posting this. But it's stupid to take up space with stupid posts on the information forums just for the sake of getting more posts. This topic has been covered so much in the past, that i really think we should make some kind of information page that people can refur to.

Thanx again, now we'll see how it goes...:)

COULD WE POSSIBLY KILL THIS TOPIC ANY MORE... FOR THE LOVE OF GOD DO A SEARCH.

Thanx skippy, Thats just what i wanted to know, now i just need to teach myself to sloder. Also, are stereo jacks (ie. headphone cables) the same as TRS's (I think I read somewhere that they wern't)? Cheers, omni...:D

Thanx RE, but one more thing, how do I wire it up for a TRS connection?

Wait, i think with that list you'd probobly be over budget... More things to think about are cables, DI's, patchbays, EQ's, spare strings picks etc., CD burner/dat machine, headphones (many for band members), monitors, amps for monitors and headphones, the list continues...

I had a look at the D8B, it looked pretty impressive, some of the big guys are using it along with their SSL's and Neve's for more channels, I personaly wouldn't buy one, but i've gotten used to anologue boards. Most of the more experianced people in the BBS won't talk to you when you ask...