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I can't see the two sounding the same considering the components used to build the chineese ones are different. I think labeling it the oktava mc012 is very misleading considering the great reputation the origianls have.

I'll keep that in mind next time

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7325682135&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1 they went for $305!! I emailed the buyer warning him.

I found a pair of MC-012's on ebay the other day.. they had the plastic clip and everything consistant with the chineese version of the mics... so I sent the seller an email.. just to let him know that he may have a pair of bogus mic's on his hands. My email: "It looks like those mic's you have...

weird... never seen that

be sure to use the full duplex DX driver for your SB... you can get latency down to around 15ms.. which is useable. DEVICES - DEVICE SETUP - VST MULTITRACK - look in the pulldown menu.

its much easier to create a crossfade. Bear in mind.. when you chop up audio in cubase, you aren't chopping up the file. You're just modifying the playlist. The reason you hear pops or clicks at times is because the amplitudes of the adjacent regions don't match up. They make an instant jump...

hit F11.. this will bring up the VSTInstruments window... pick your instrument from the list... Then, create a midi track. For your input, select your controller. For the output, the VSTInstrument you selected should be in the pulldown list. Select it. Hit the record enable button on the track...

go on ebay and find an NT1... NOT an NT1A.. there IS a noticeable difference difference. C1 would be my second choice.. but a very far second.

use the drum editor

if its connected solely via USB (not to your sound card) and doesnt have a full duplex driver, you're SOL.

ground lift your mixer.

just kidding.

SM57... eff all that other crap

reason adapted has one of each device permanently implanted onto the rack... you can't rememove devices, you can't add devices... what you see is what you get. You can still route signals just like in the full version of reason and everything, you just can't add devices... This does limit you...

this is effing rediculous! END THIS THREAD!

not to be a bastard, but its been bothering me. cuBASE!

is it audio or midi? if its midi its easy, hit F2 to display your transport bar, Click the word TEMPO on the transport, this will change it to a fixed tempo (if the tempo varies you're gonna have to use the tempo track, but I won't get into that). Then, where it says "120.00" click it, and type...

go to DEVICES - DEVICE SETUP - VST MULTITRACK it will tell you how much latency you have... if its above, say, 30ms, you're gonna really notice it. hit contol panel and turn DOWN your buffer... If that options not available, try using the direct X full duplex driver... back in the day when I...

what kind of guitar amp did you use?... for some reason it sounds like a Vox AC30 to me... I could be wrong. Oh, and the drumming is pretty damn solid. Really like the fills. Could go without cymbal crashes every two beats though.