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Here is another band I've recorded. They have kind of a Rap-Core style. Band: Flax Song: Zelot http://www.juston.com/public/fishmed/Flax_Zelot.mp3

Well folks, I just heard yesterday that Sam Ash and Behringer just had a big falling out. Sam Ash will no longer be the distributor for Behringer, so until Behringer establishes a new distributor in the US, their products can no longer be ordered. I am sure stores will sell what they have in...

Here is my first post for you guys to tear apart. I am JUST the engineer/studio-coach. This is one song of a project I did last year. The band is called The Dawson Ryder Band, and the song is called "Lucy Gray". Enjoy and let me know what you think...

I was curious how many people have ever mixed bands for live show, and if so, what is the strangest situation you had to mix in. I had two situations that made mixing a challenge. Once I had to mix a band in a room with a tin roof. Another time I had to mix the same band at a college. They had...

Since we have seen the guitar collections, I thought it might be interesting to see the different mics people use in their studios.

Did you know that the 80's Ibanez SDR1000 has Lexicon PCM60 guts? I have bought a couple of these units off of Ebay. One for under $200 and the other under $300. These are great sounding units for the price. I think most people do not realize how good they are. They do have +4db outputs.

Reposted idea in the visitor section. [This message has been edited by Fishmed (edited 01-21-2000).]

Has anybody ever ordered anything from http://www.edirol.com ?

Here is are some great editors. http://www.nowopen.com/zorch/

I tried that once with a SB Card and Gina. Although it did record the tracks, they were not sync'd together. One set of audio tracks was dragging (or delayed) behind the other set.

From my experience, whenever you add another audio source to an existing mix, the previous frequencies are changed. I seriously doubt that you will be able to cancel out the background noise. I know this is not the answer you where looking for. What I would recommend doing is going back and wear...

Due to Slackmaster 2000 dislike for Boston's production, I would like to know what project are fairly disliked by our memmbers here. Not to have a bashing party, but just so we know what we are comparing our favorites against. You gota have the Ying with the Yang. Personally I have trouble...

Check out the new stuff from Midiman: http://www.midiman.net/index.html

Check out this web site. I thought I would share it with the rest of you: http://members.aol.com/maemusik/sale.htm Is this outdated or what?

How many people use patchbays? If you do use them, how are they used in YOUR studio?

I sent an email to Sonic Foudry asking them when Sound Forge was going to support 24 bit. The following was their reply to me: ----------------------------------------- Thank you for using Sound Forge. While 24 bit is in the plan for the next build, but we do not know when that will be...

As you can see I have removed the picture. I will post a newer on as soon as I can. [This message has been edited by Fishmed (edited 03-03-2000).]

Here is a web site that offers programs that allow you to manage your drum sets via MIDI, including trigger assignments. I have been using the DM5 version for well over a year now and I can't imagine using my DM5 without it. Once loaded it will interface with Cakewalk under the tools menu...

If you are only going to use one mic, plan to only have a stero mix out from your PC, and things work for you now, I don't see any need for a mixer. Otherwise look into getting a mixer that meets your needs.

I have used the the FXR and it is about the quietest unit from ART that I have ever heard (most of their stuff has too much noise for me). It is a good "basic" unit to have. I found the Elite a bit cumbersome to edit, compared to Alesis effect products although they are very close in sound...