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you need a stereo quater to quater inch Y cable,

This is going to be a lot of info and will probably leed you to more questions regarding effects. The way I will tell you is so you can use the same inboard effect on as many ch's as you want. So here goes starting with pushing shift then IO button #2...

I agree this is a very complex board it took me two months of down time to figure it out to the point where I wouldnt be wasting the clients time. as far as the head phone jacks on the front they are used mainly for the engineer to use as refrence, I tried to get the talk back button to work...

that was quick. If you do have the head phone amp then I would go into RCA studio outputs this will make it a lot more easy. but then again the slate button works fine I tried it last night so I would know what I was talking about. as for the effects, I need to see my board so I can explain it...

Sorry for taking so long getting back to you, I have a major cold. and I hve spent the weekend in bed watching football. So I am not sure if you are using a head phone preamp for the head sets so if you are you will need a quater inch cable to RCA pluged into the studio outputs on the top of...

The learning curve is tough but once you get it set up to your liking you will love it. I got mine running into a DA78 and two DA38s, it works great.

I am at work right now but tomorrow I will review what I did to get mine working. I have been running my board for two years now so I have not had to dig around much being that its all set up the way I like it. What are you recording to?

everything zbert said is right on. I have two DA38s and a DA78 and I agree these machines are much better then ADAT.

by the tone of bluebears Huh, I would love to here the comment that I feel he was holding back on??

I f your doing both at the same time A) its better to be standing while singing and playing B) sing a little up into the vocal mic not down C) I would use a small condenser aimed down towards the hole of the guitar as to get less pickup from the vocal just some starting ideas for you

If you have the channels a DI and micing the cab works great also because you get the warmth of the cab and you get the intracitness of the bass fingering on the strings also if your cab is noisy a gate on the cab would help. Good luck and PS I know I suck at spelling

Just thought I would get in on the showing of our studio's. I posted some photo's of my home studio under Markos BackAlley Studio. Its about nine or ten posts down, it took me a year to build when ever I could get free time and now I dont have a garage and my jeep has been broken into twice...

I prefer the ATM over the pro also but I use my EV way more then the ATM, but I have been using the ATM25 for my floor tom quit abit latly and it sounds good.

Once in awhile a little chorus effect can sound nice on acoustic depending on the situation

for a few years I used the D112 and the ATM25 but then a couple of studio guys turned me on to the EV N/D 868 kick mic, so now I use the EV the most, my ATM has been getting a lot of time on the floor tom of late.

The bottum line is AT mics are very very good for the money so you are one lucky dog if you can get them cheaper, I would give my baby toe if I could get mics at close to cost from AT or any of my favorite brands

The bottum line is AT mics are very very good for the money so you are one lucky dog if you can get them cheaper, I would give my baby toe if I could get mics at close to cost from AT or any of my favorite brands

But if thats all you have to work with the condenser would probably be the better of the two. all tho I have not heard the sampson. the 58 can be used for vocals, it would not be my choice but if thats all you have the 58 can work, many people have recorded vocals with them even on songs that...

Last photo I have at the moment is where the drum sets usually sit. I also put all the wood up. all the headphone jacks are in the walls along with the xlr jacks not seen in these photos.

Ya I will get some updated photos but it took me over a year to devalope these and as I said I am putting one photo at a time in because where I am doing this from theres no choice. the next photo is a guy getting ready to record in part of the main room. and I built everything out of my...