Yeah, when I record my console's tone to my tape machine it plays back at the same pitch so I'm not in any serious danger...just thought it was a bit curious
My Console is the highest pitch then the test tape then the computer. There is no calibration on the surface of the console, I'm not sure about the interior the manual doesn't mention it anywhere.
So I have a test tape with a 1k tone on it. I also have a 1k tone generator on my console. The problem is they are two different pitches. So I assumed my deck wasn't running at the right speed so I downloaded some test tones and played them from my computer to my board... again two different...
So I just bought wavelab elements 8 by Steinberg and I'm having some latency issues when I use the mastering plugins with non mastering plugins, like when I use the Peak Master with the Studio EQ all kinds of phasing can be heard.
I've searched the manual pretty thoroughly; it says latency is...
I read a post around here by beck that claimed 499 never had a problem with SSS, ampex or quantegy. Is this true? There are a few reels of ampex 499 listed pretty reasonably on ebay if it's good stuff.
Yeah I managed to snag 3 reels at $35 a piece a few weeks ago which was amazing. Should have bought his whole stock but with SSS I never want to commit to too many used tapes at once.
Looking to buy as many 2" tapes of Quantegy 499 as I can. I am not interested in Ampex 499...too many SSS problems. GP9 would be alright and 996 if you can guarantee it. I've purchased a few reels of 996 that were problematic.
My number is 847 366-6253
Thanks,
-Barrett
Looking to buy as many 2" tapes of Quantegy 499 as I can. I am not interested in Ampex 499...too many SSS problems. GP9 would be alright and 996 if you can guarantee it. I've purchased a few reels of 996 that were problematic.
My number is 847 366-6253
Thanks,
-Barrett
If you have an i5 or a 57 or a 609 or any of the decent affordable options listed above and you're still not satisfied with your snare sound work on tuning or buy a new snare drum (Ludwig LM402 :guitar:) or find a better room to record in.
I know this probably belongs in the studio construction thread but I figured the analog guys would have the answer. In old studios like Gold Star, United Western and I think Capitol too they have what looks like pegboard all over the walls in the control room. Just wondering what the purpose of...
I'd say if you can stand to listen to yourself sing and you enjoy singing then you should continue to sing. Now John Lennon HATED his voice, but the guy had something to say so he said it.
Really diggin the audix d6 lately. Use to use a d112...kinda can't stand it anymore. Would really like to try a d12 though, not the reissue the original. I got a feeling she's the one.