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cheers ed , cleared it up for me ... so u think just investing in my pc and card might be better ?? im using a p3 450 , with an ISIS card..ok , but im looking at something a little more pro , yet still not hugely expensive .. say around $1000 US... any suggestions ?? cheers spider

i know this doesnt really belong here , but there isnt a general digital forum , oh well , ill try it here anyway .. Im looking at buying something like a DAT machine to mixdown too.. i was also going to look into an analogue multitracker , like a reel to reel fostex or tascam.. I was curious as...

well im already recording onto digital , using a pc based setup.. but i visited a studio recently for some work experience and i was quite impressed with the 16 track tascam he was using. Plus i like the idea of being able to run everything back out (still seperate Chans.) the recorder and...

hey thanks for that tim , and happy aniversary john..keep up the good work.. Sorry if this sounds a little dumb, but i really have never used tape.. Reels , can they be recorded over, cos at first i will be experimenting a lot with it , and also if it is possible to tape over things is there a...

i made a great 22 space rack ... i made it so cheaply ... though it looks absolutely great .. The most expensive part was the rack strip.. Use the search up the top to find some good posts on this , i know there out there . I just used particle board and its as strong as hell.. What i found was...

hi all , my first time in the analogue world , feel kinda lost ... just kidding.. what im wondering is , how much am i looking at if i wanted to use a 16 track reel to reel .. are these common?? and if so how much roughly do they cost?? Aus. if possible.. I would like to be able to record 16...

im with you pg , i wouldnt mind a scsi , yet ive just got a 20gb 7200 and its so much better than the two 5400 i had.. ive heard the same things about scsi , is it worth the added expense?? and does anyone have a decent price on a scsi?? [Edited by Spider on 08-04-2000 at 06:37]

i think it has a bit to do with whether your going through a mono channel or stereo channel. Mono and stereo will come out on your speakers with a pan (when going through the mixer), the difference is that stereo channels are able to be panned before the signal actually enters the desk.. thus a...

hi all , well mip , i know my soundcard doesnt take headphones.. pretty much most soundcards have to be line level i think .. which means a preamp is needed. I believe this would be the same on the outs. So like the councelman said a headphone amp would be suffice i think . Mip was asking "what...

hey vitor , isnt there someway your multitracker can hook up to your pc ... if not i dont see why u cant just use something like audio grabber ... http://www.audiograbber.com , but its probly the same as audiocatalyst, dont know , is it?? Also , how come your tracks are in cda format , cant you...

well im with krys on this , its not that everyone here never has time to answer questions like that , its just that is one huge question , and i dont think anyone has time to answer that .. But like krys said , just do a search , perhaps post a thread asking for some good url's , i cant think of...

does anyone else get this ?? Is it common for other pieces of equipment to interfere with effects?? im using the gt , but im trying to use it for vocals , are vocal effects boxes mad better , smoother , anything like that?? any help would be much appreciated..also the box sits at the top of my...

jons right here , just get sa cable to go from your tapeplayer to the line in on your soundcard (not familiar with SB). I recently stole the intro to jurasic park for a job i was doing. This is the same principle , but my player was a video player .. I just went from the stereo out (what normaly...

hey there sax, well i usually stereo mic , if i use an xy config. up on the 12th fret then its rather thin (yet closer to that silky sound) , but if i use a spaced stereo pair then the mic aimed down at the bridge picks up a little too much harsh strum. It may just be this guitarist ive been...

ok wide awake , i know about this cos i was trying it yesterday. I have a rode NT1 , great mic , i use it for vocals , accoustic guit. and ive even miked bongos with it and it sounds great .. Now the other day i decided to try recording some accoustic guitar in the control room (just messing...

so are we all dreaming when we try to make an $1100 formentin sound great?? I can get it to a somewhat 'comfortable to the ears level' yet it seems to lack some power (maybe we need to add a bass or something) and as soon as i try to add some power via the guit. it starts to sound really harsh ...

hey cheers all.... if i am having phase problems will be it rediculously noticeable.. cos it doesnt sound that bad.. Ive tried panning each channel to its respective area, it sounds quite good , then i try only a quarter and it sounds a little better , then dead center for both and thats were it...

well i think we all know what im on about... Is it just me , do i need to eq things better ..?? Im stereo mic using two shure 16A condenser mics.. i sometimes use a rode nt1 for a warmer feel but ive been trying the stereo thing. Its just sometimes the two channels will sound like mud together ...

i was waiting for that ....haahaa LOL john...

this is a real sucky job i have at the moment ... im recording a heap of on hold messages .. u know when u ring up social security and theres that woman on the phone , or that guy off the radios on the line telling u how great this company is whos making u wait for ever. But the real question ...