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rob aylestone replied to the thread Midi controller for several units.A switcher would work fine if that is what you need. Midi thru was just how it worked. My racks never get turned off. If you have lots... -
rob aylestone replied to the thread Best option for a partition between control room and cabin.I suppose much depends on what the walls of the studio - not the partition - are made of. Isolation comes from mass and a gap. No point...
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rob aylestone replied to the thread Chandler Limited TG L.I've been reviewing cheap to expensive mics for a long time on youtube, and have come to some major conclusions. Price has hardly...
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rob aylestone replied to the thread Can I stand on a piece of metal to ground myself instead of buying a hum eliminator?.This is NOT good. The mixer you have has an internal power supply, so wall wart failure is out of the question. There are two basic...
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rob aylestone replied to the thread Can I stand on a piece of metal to ground myself instead of buying a hum eliminator?.ECC and MC are on different sides of a fence. I do understand both viewpoints, but the real issue here is that somebody has a problem...
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rob aylestone replied to the thread Can I stand on a piece of metal to ground myself instead of buying a hum eliminator?.The plots are not really 'techy' - they're just a left to right display of frequency, with amplitude on the vertical scale - 20-20K, the...
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rob aylestone replied to the thread Mixers and Home Recording.400 euros is in my opinion, far too much money for a product like this - it could work, but if it does, how long for. If, like ECC83...
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rob aylestone replied to the thread Mixers and Home Recording.I had a device that used Dsub connector fanouts and they were crazy prices!
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rob aylestone replied to the thread Mixers and Home Recording.Have a look at this topic. Sweetbeats has been doing M520 topics for a very long time - the linked topic is pretty much everything you...
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rob aylestone replied to the thread Meters but no sound.A guitar cable is a great way to work out routing. Plug it into any input and tap the tip and you should see or hear buzz. Silly...
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rob aylestone replied to the thread Can I stand on a piece of metal to ground myself instead of buying a hum eliminator?.Single coil pickups, by their design, convert electro-magnetic energy into electrical energy. Those little, subtle, wobbles of your...
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rob aylestone replied to the thread No Sound!.USB instruments and keyboards, even controller keyboards always need drivers for windows. Windows 11 requires certain features on your...
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rob aylestone replied to the thread Can I stand on a piece of metal to ground myself instead of buying a hum eliminator?.Almost certainly not. The thing with interference is that it drops of VERY quickly with distance due to the inverse square law. double...
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rob aylestone replied to the thread No Sound!.First thing is internal soundcards are pretty much gone, everyone is using external ones now as it really doesn't matter if you use...
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rob aylestone replied to the thread Multiple Vocal Tracks.No joke - I reviewed a mic once and never realised it was side-fire, despite looking like an AKG C1000! I moaned about the thin and a...