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Back in the day I switched from amped to 911, not only sounded better but does not shred

Just use a pop shield

I got some laughs on this site years ago where I showed my guitar cab mixing with a large condenser, a 57 and a ribbon. I had a vocal style pop filter in front of the ribbon and some thought it strange. The reason was the amp was cranked and the wind movement from the speaker could have...

Purrrfict solution

Back in the 1990’s my studio was across the road from a phone exchange, this caused tons of rf that was in fact transmitted through the actual mains into the house. The phone company sent techs and it was proved by running the guitar amps on a ups system that was unplugged from the mains. They...

Did anyone budget for acoustic treatment and monitors? The first and second most important items.

Hard to believe that this thread has been going for 12 years lol

I just select all and move all the tracks by the number of bars extra that are needed, much easier

The formula is N+1 N what you have and the +1 what you want 😂

Let me see, I still own tascam msr16s, 2 off teac 3340S otrai mx5050 akal gx4000 teac 2300 why? Coz I can 😂

Never had this problem and have used all kinds of mics from large condensers to the good old sm57. Post a photo or better still a video of what’s going on.

Been a while since I bought it, where are you located?

The acoustasorb 3 is so dense you can’t roll it up, if you stand it up against the wall it will stay there. Yes I have used it throughout my studio builds as sound proofing, building bass traps and making gobos. The fluffy stuff you have is normal home thermal insulation. Acoustasorb products...

The stuff I talking about is not recycled plastic bottles it is professional sound treatment. 🤦🏻‍♂️

Polyester is the only sound absorber that can be used in hospitals and public venues in Australia for sound control. Its a no brainer to use, no fibers is so good to work with and be around and the stuff works as good as or better than fiberglass. My studio was the fourth I built and I said to...

The rest of the answer, it does cost more than fibreglass, however when making traps and gobos you don’t have to cover it. It will absorb 100hz if you build it into a bass trap, just like high density fibreglass. I live in Australia.

I Used 50mm, where I need thinker I used 2 sheets to make the 100mm, I bought a lot of it and it was easier to stick to the same thickness for flexibility. Its hard to cut, they cut it to size for me with a diamond blade saw. The accoustisorb 2 can be cut with a knife but is not as good with...

I built my whole studio using https://www.soundblock.com.au/document/download/109 No fibres and works great.

To answer the question, I have used both large and small condenser mics, I find it depends on what sound you are after, I am always changing my mind but if I listen to the recording 6 months later I could not tell you which I used. I have used 2 x nt1’s as overheads with good results. Currently...

The normal outs, direct outs on channels, inserts, Sub group outs are all -10dB. There was a balancing option for the M3500 and M3700 that gave you balanced +4 outs, these do sometimes come along second hand, but they are rare. I made a -10 to +4 & +4 to -10 converter (24 Channel) when I moved...