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Well, things are starting to settle down here a bit and I thought I'd pull out one of my Goodwill finds and see if I can get it working...... an Uher 8000 that I bought for $25 a little over a year ago. Plugged it in and absolutely nothing happened, so I decided to start taking it apart...

Here's my new redneck setup..... Yes those are pallets and concrete blocks..... and yes those are valve guides I'm using to hold the door I'm using for the center desk. On the left though is my old "Going Mobile" project still in tact. I made up the cabinet on the right which holds my Tascam...

It's fixed!!!!!! See if you can tell the before and after photo.....

Hey Guys, Well, I think I"m settling in here now. Since I saw most of you last, we sold the trailer.....bought a house.... got my wife squared away medically.....acquired a new room that I am going to need help setting up....wrote (or co-wrote 14 songs) for my annual February project.... and...

I am having some bleed over from channel 3 to channel 4 on the Tascam M-106. I've tried everything I can think of, panning channels 3/4. Rehooking up each channel directly to the tape player and I'm still getting bleedover. I'm looking for ideas of things to try. Meanwhile, I have hooked up the...

Well....... I started unpacking today..... I filled the room with anything I could find.... boxes bags,I even found a couple of extra rugs out in the shed(one with a really bad brown stain..... who knows what that is.....) It does sound a lot better.... Tomorrow is cabling.....

Alright..... I'm in a bit of a pickle.... I've got this pretty cool room you might have seen before.... The problem is, it is very echoey. Very very echoey!!!!f I woefully overestimated my budget to get it ready to record in by the month of February because my budget ends up being ZERO...

Well we bought a new house and we were out scrounging for furniture and I ran across this.... I thought it would make a cool nightstand and bought it for $35. I finally noticed this when I got it home. Now I'm wondering what it would take to get it going. It doesn't look all that tough...

Well SB..... it was a real pain..... But we are in and i'm trying to get callouses again because I haven't played in so long. Things might be getting close to normal.... All except my going mobile project looks very small in its new home.......

This was kind of my original thought. I do like the idea of facing the windows though.(the dotted line is not a wall, just a imaginary line where I think the studio stops and the game room begins Is symmetry important for the sound waves (meaning should the monitors be centered in the room...

Gotcha.... We don't own the house yet, but we are under contract. Here's a couple of realty pics: Ir looks like the ceiling is about 8 foot high..... Also. the brick wall is against the living areas of the house. That could be a good insulator right?? Miro.... I brought up your studio for...

Hopefully this is the beginning of a very long thread. I am currently in the idea phase and thought I would come to y'all for help. After about 15 months traveling around in a 5th wheel trailer, we are finally going to settle down and live in something bigger than 300 sq feet. We have a house...

Alright.... finally got some time today to double check the diagram (.....and correct it.....) I do have another question. So are you saying with the m-106, if I push the line button, and have the aux out hooked to a headphone amp, Anyone using the headphone amp could here the mix? Please...

Ok.... the way I use it is lay down a bass track and drum track in GarageBand. Then to put it onto two tracks, I pan the bass hard right, and pan the drums hard left, then hook it up to the mixer with one of these. .....now..... onto your questions....

I think I have her hooked up right, but I have a couple of questions. With the setup below I attached compressor to the PGM insert jack. So using this setup, I should be able to use the compressor for both tracking and mixing as long I assign the track to PGM 2 buss, right? There are two...

Well.... I got to do little work on mounting the M-106. I took the rack rails that held the old mixer and used them as L brackets. I used em to screw the mixer to the top shelf of the rack. I'm thinking when we leave this house on wheels, I can raise the rack and use an adjustable height office...

Well...... It seems I can't let sleeping dogs lie..... Here is my setup using the M-08 mixer. (this is also posted here for my reference) Basic Setup Mic/instrument --> CH 1 mixer ---> out the insert ---> Track 1 on input 4-track recorder ---> out Track 1 output 4 track recorder ---> CH 5...

Well..... Life has thrown us a curveball and it looks like our traveling might be finished for a while. (Just as I'm one day away from finishing up the "Going Mobile" project). We will have the opportunity to buy a house close to family etc..... except I am looking for a house with an extra...

I see some things on mic preamps here. Up until now, I've always plugged directly into the mixer. What are the advantages to using a preamp? If you do use one, are they mostly used on condenser mics??? I have an old M-Audio Audiobuddy that I used to plug my mics into when I used the computer...

I am not ashamed to say I listened to some punk bands in my day...... In the land of mid 80's rock ballads, I was still looking for some hard driving guitars... Well...... In my Ebay box when the Nanoverb arrived were three CD's from Junk Records :The Bulemics, New Wave Hookers, and The...