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<wakes up> Huh? What? Oh, yeah, I have an M-2524, correct. :)

What I really like is that they have a good set of recording rooms. They have a ballroom! Now, that's cool. :)

A common trick is to mix to tape. Tape that is pressed hard, so you get a bit of tape compression. It will also give you the bass bump that is often associated with "the tape sound".

Well, assuming they are reasonably similar to the M-2500 series (and there is no reason they shouldn't be) the preamps sound fine to me. I A/Bd them with a $300 2-channel preamp I have and couldn't hear a clear difference. Both were completely transparent and sounds just fine to my ears. So now...

Yeah, buying many 2-channel soundcards may work, but it sure is gonna be a pain. In fact, I'm sure thats the absolutely worst thing you ca do. Buy either an 8-channel soundcard, I'm not sure f there are any with 8 preamps, but if not, just buy a rack of 8 mic preamps, or buy something like that...

My experience is that many people esecially pros, diss Fruity Loops because they get a lot of crap music played to them by teenagers, and it's mosty done in Fruity Loops... But it's not the software that is crap it's the teenagers. :D

You have a very low requirement on "perfect".

But, if you instead can modulate the *width* of the laser beam, and you can have two non-corrosive metals with a clear color difference, you could get a track that would reflect different amounts of light when lighted by a laserbeam that is refleced by one of the materials but not the other...

Well, I'd first of all state that magnetic tape is completelty out. It's just WAY to unlinear as a medium to be anything like "perfect". It is however, easily re-recordable, which is nice. I have a hard time imagining anything else that is. But, ignoring that, how about letting the...

Uhm. Phase shift and delay is not the same thing. Otherwise you are right, although when you say "amount of phase shift" it sounds like you are modifying it, while in fact that phase shift to will be either 0 (boosting) or 180 (cutting). At least that's how I did it in school. :) Introducing...

Yup. I don't know, actually.

Nope. It's common that balanced is +4 and unbalanced -10, but that's just that. Common. There is nothing saying that balanced must be +4. No, you just need the right cable. I buy mine, so I don't have to bother with making them. :)

No you can't. You can damage some older mics by putting phantom power into them though. Ehm, here is an idea: Try! :) I don't remember 100% which setting I have on mine, but I don't have different levels on channel 1+2 compared to the others. I'm pretty sure I set them in the "standard" line...

Yeah, the thinking is similar: Make everything work as much as possible as a real instrument. Which is the main reason (hehe) I like them. ReBirth is the ultimate techno machine. All you need in a box. Oh, yeah, you need a synth that can make a "bap bap bap - Bap Bap Bap - bap bap bap - Bap Bap...

http://www.rebirthmuseum.com/ hottdamn!

No, it's bogus and the reviewer believes in magic.

And grammar.

I say only one thing: "artificial atoms".

http://www.machinadynamica.com/ Interesting review here: http://www.enjoythemusic.com/magazine/viewpoint/0505/aachapter67.htm

Sure. You insert your penis in the power supply, and switch it on. Trust me, you are gonna LOVE the sound of your console after that!