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I purchased the MMP-2 on a whim a few weeks ago because a) it got good reviews and b) it was dirt cheap, down from $600. I can't say enough how pleased I am with this unit. Forget about the modelling, it is a very good mic pre...crisp, clear, and full. I don't, and never did, care for "mic...

I own the MX2004A and a Mackie 1202. I've done A/B comparisons and found that the MX is a bit "dirtier" than the Mackie. But you know what? I kind of like that dirtiness. It reminded me of an old school, dusty, warm mixer. I really like some of the mixes I got off of it. Matter of fact...

Anyone here use or know anyone who uses this (dbx 286A)? I'm looking to grab a Focusrite Voicemaster, but rumours are flying around my job about it closing down. So if I gotta cut back on price, I'm looking for opinions on this and the Tube Pac. Hopefully I'll grab it before D-day, but if...

Who gives a rat's behind, Wally? All the hundreds of people looking for good drum sounds! S4S is all over the place peddling his wares, but...his sounds are killer. And that's just the demo disks. Once I can fit them into my budget, he's definitely getting patronized by me. See, the thing...

That's news to me about the D12 and mp3 capability, but...the 788 does do audio CDs. I own a 788, and can't say enough, not good, but great things about it. For one, the sound quality is top notch, and the editing and ease of use are outstanding. They both offer 24bit recording, but the D12...

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Alesis Monitor Ones. They have never steered me wrong. After having them for years (got them a short while after they came out), I'm totally comfortable with them. And Sonusman was on point. I listen to everything on my monitors, and always have. To add to that "listening in the store"...

Part of it is that you're getting hearing more of the hiss because you're recording to a medium that has a fairly wide dynamic range. I've never had any problems with hiss recording to CD when I used my 9 year old Tascam 4 track (I've got a 788 now). Is the noise reduction on the 488 on? Are...

They are totally different pieces of gear, so you can't really compare them. If you can afford one piece, though, I'd get the Triton. The sampler is very good, and has better features and flexibility than the MPC. The MPCs sampler is mainly for drums. The Triton sequencer is good, but not as...

First off, it only has the MoPhatt sound set, not the P2K, they just mean it has the same engine (all emu modules just about do). Second, the Flash expansions are fo adding new sound sets (that emu sells or ones you create using an Ultra sampler), e.g. Protozoa. This thing is not competition...

I record R&B and Hip Hop primarily, and I use the Rode NT1. It has a smooth high end, but it is a very warm ("tubey") sound. I feel like it gets the job done quite well. It's under 200 balls. You just gotta get a good preamp, tube or otherwise, unless you have a fairly decent mixer. I also...

Jaybird, Totally agree. And if you really like how the MPC sounds, buy the S2000 (they're extrememly cheap now) to go with it, because that's where the MPCs engine comes from. And, it's a waaay better sampler, overall.

Taz, People's complaint about the MPC sampler is that it is not as fully featured as a rackmount like the S2000 or ESI2000 at the least. And therin lies the problem/misconception. If you read the box, or, hell, the MPC itself, and it says "drum sampler". Don't know what people think this is...

Has anyone seen this deal where they're comparing the NT1000 and NTV to Neumanns? If you don't think your Rode sounds better than the two Neumanns listed, they'll credit the list price to your purchase of said Neumann. For more info go to: www.rodemicrophones.com

Apparently, BIG GUY, you don't understand what he's looking for or what I'm saying. You're so far into your own world that you're not listening to what anyone is saying. For the final time (I'm through with you, though it has been fun, let's do it again on another topic). He wants a setup to...

CJ, How are you using the JV? I'm assuming you're sequencing. In that case, I'm using the JV in the same manner, so I can relate some info. I program my drums on the MPC when using the JVm, sending, of course to channel 10. However, I just switch to a different track when piecing drums...

Hey Camn, No need to sling your words around. You're a recording genius, so you should know what I mean. And, hey, I don't need to back anything up. I just speak as I, and many others know. But here goes anyway... What is more productive: mousing around to make simultaneous level...

Ya know what Liquid? You actually reminded me of a product to recommend on the computer end. Buy Reason. I've heard enough good stuff about it, have a demo of it, and read glowing reviews. This is just the sort of thing to use for someone looking to get tracks done cheap without hardware...

Depends on what kind of budget you're looking at ($200-500?). I'd say look into getting a used Ensoniq EPS for around 400 balls I believe. Or just get started with Acid or Fruity loops.

Liquid, To each their own, but I disagree heavily with you on two things (halfly on one). One, I own a MPC2000, and personally know about six guys with one, and only one of them has had any kind of problem with one (it froze him). I've had mine for almost four years, since it first came out...