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after reading this thread, i have one comment. thedewd just wants what almost every young rocker wants. to be famous and have tons of chicks. nothing wrong with that. if he thinks that squashing the mix is going to do then by all means let it be. maybe it will ,maybe it wont get him famous, but...

real time bouncing in protools le sucks.

i think that i read somewhere that AMD catorgorizes its cpu's acording to the comparable cpu's from intel. example intel cpu at 2.8 ghz would be an athalon 64 2800+ even though it runs at 2 ghz. so if this is the way they do it, the athalon 3000+ is being compared to a 3 ghz intel processor.

buy a behringer Ha4600 or Ha4700. they will support up to 4 mixes and upto 8 headphone outputs. they are pretty inexpensive. you can find them on ebay or you can go to the store and pick up the newest ha model, i believe it is a 4800. ive had my 4600 for years with no problems.

ive been told that petland sells an upgrade kit for the Behringer spector pro. the difference in quality is truly amazing. check s.o.s for a review. also i heard that metalica may be considering a new unit as thier ultra bob rock ilizer is toast.

i have an mx2442 that i use in my live rig, and the damn thing has worked flawlessly for the last 3 years. in the studio i have a Mackie 24/8 and that board has a few channels that are not working correctly , and its only 2 years old , it never moves from the studio.

thanks for the link.

post eq/ post fader

im at work and dont have my manual, so can anyone recall if the direct outs are pre or post eq? are they switchable? thanks

thanks for the info. i have noticed that these drivers have a ws2010 number stamped on the cone, i am assuming that they have been reconed as well. i am going to build a test cabinet in the next few days with and try a few different port depths .

it is a big port for sure. 80 sq. inches with a depth of 13 1/4 inches , this tunes the cabinet for 45Hz. the port turns out to be 24 1/2 "wide x 3 1/4" high. this is what i got from cerwin vega thanks for the info.

forgot to mention some of the parameters fs = 46 Qts= .295 xmax=5.2 mm vas = 200l = 7 cu ft

i have been given 4 cerwin vega 188EB 18" speakers and i am planning to build some enclosures for them. i have the thiele-small parameters.so as far as dimensions go , i think i have it covered. i have a few options for porting that range from 45Hz to 55Hz. if i tune the cabs to 45Hz will that...

i have had good results with superlux pra 218' and 228's. good bang for the buck mics.

thanks for the info.

you bet. i run two monitor mixes 1.) left side includes some of the right side guitar , full vocals. this mix goes to left side guitarist and drummer. 2.) right side mix includes some left side guitar , full vocals. i dont put through anything else. i have found a few usefull articles on...

i have looked at te behringer feedback eliminator and surprise, i was advised to stay away from it. but its pretty cheap so i might take a crack at it. the guy probably had no experience with it and asumed that behringer = crap,you know the same old same old. i was hoping to get some practical...

powerhouse drummer = loud stage volume

everyone that i have talked to said to stay away from the auto eliminators. i have heard that some require the feedback to sustain for too long of a period to detect the correct frequencies and set the notch accordingly. thus the potential to damage the speakers, plus i would really like to...

i have the same mixer (mackie 24/8) and i use the inserts as well to only compress the kick and snare.