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:DYo M.>M. "Exceptionally" good information. Thanks for taking time and talent for great bits and pieces of information to create recordings. Green Hornet:D

:cool: I've been trying out the five or six Guitar cabinet boxes in the 1600 library data selections. Some cabinets will be shrill sounding when tried with any of the organ synths. Is there a "reset?" Or, as I think I figured out, just click back to the round mellow sounds of any of the...

:cool:Wasn't "Blofeld" shot by 007? Green Hornet

:DYo Mr. 2 N.: One easy thing you can do is to call a FREE techie at Sweetwater Sound. If you want to call a Sales Rep., or you know one, you can still call FREE. He/she can refer you to the free help from a techie. This should work and the call is FREE. Green Hornet:cool:

:rolleyes: Yo CHEN: Can you call up GOOGLE and check out your problem in your part of the world? That might help. Or, there might be a college/music/recording area and you might find someone to address your problem. May the Elephant God "Ganish" [sp] guide you. The Green Hornet:D

:cool:Yo YipChun... Just call a techie @ Sweetwater and check out if the "Mackies" work better or not. This is a free call and FREE service via the phone. You can ask a service rep if you use one; if he/she doesn't know, then they will ring you into the Techie service. This may be much...

:cool: Yo Wallis: An easy way to "help" out your situation is to use a FREE call to a techie at Sweetwater Sound. Sweetwater offers this free service to assist in your assistance. You can also call a Service Rep and a FREE call. He might refer you to the "Techie" service @ Sweetwater. An...

YoFender: Call a FREE techie @ Sweetwater Music, or a service rep if you have dealt with him/her. :D Green Hornet

:cool:Yo Maniac: Lots of ways to go about music lessons on piano. It might help if you tried to take some lessons from a Junior college and hooked on to a 101 theory class or 101 music something or another. Cost is not expensive and a good teacher might be what you want for your types of...

Yo DrashKum: May the Great Elephant God, Ganash {sp} make you enjoy: Seems, as I read your post, you are FAR away and lacking a local Vendor in your home-area, India. However, you can use E-mail to help you get some ideas. Send a post to brendan_murphy@sweetwater.com. He is very...

:DYo Freya: As I recall, I watched the "wooden" Marimbas cutting on the saw type. In the same building, there was the metals cut. What was really cool was watching a couple of craftmen saw the Marimbas with such great speed. The worker would saw a note, set it down, tap on the sound, check...

Yo Freya: A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, I was installing a ADT burgler alarm. I was working in the Deegan Factory. [ I think that was the name.] I watched both Marimbas and Vibes be cut and assembled into both of these fine instruments. I should have bought one then just for...

:DYo Freya: If you can borrow one, you can use a pair of wireless cans; thus, no long cord; you just need to keep the power unit near by. I just took out my "old" wireless cords and use them to hear input stuff. Very cool to walk around and not trip over the cords. Also, when you ever record...

No Less of Art: All you need to do is COPY the SURGE volume when you listen to TV commercials; some stations can blow your soup out of your soup bowls. "Ouch, that's hot!" I hear sounds that rise and fall with spectrums of unreal reality. I think that's an oxymoron somewhere. I recently...

:cool:Yo Gray: You might look at the Yamaha 1600. You can do 8 tracks at once if you want to. You can use "Phantom" power if you need. Sound quality is very good as well as excellent Dynamics. It takes a bit to learn how it works; it is not difficult. And, you can punch in a 101 set of...

Yo Fred: Somehow I "didn't" read your post about "What unit are you using to record?" I can offer a couple of things that may or may not help you out. 1. Do you have a GOOD mic preamp? Recently I decided to run my Synth into a mic Pre and then into my recorder machine. What a difference...

Yo SF&U: Two monitors, for sure, as noted. As long as you have a nice pffat budget, You might as well get a pair of Adam A7. They are the low-end for Adam. You will need 999.00 pezzutos as the price is locked into that price no matter where you go. I have gone through several pairs of...

:D:DYo Dross:Like, get someone to cut you some wood from Cherrywood and model the size, etc. [Cherrywood is plenty tough]* Cost is minor.* Then, adjust the brackets and hardware to resemble what you look at, view the net.* If you can't do it, find a friend who can craft the stand. Maybe even a...

:DYo Paj: I just looked over a bunch of Stereo Headphone amps. You can check Google for a gaggle of amps. I use a Rolls 4 amp unit. However, I'm not quite sure if that will work but it should work if you gimmick it to patch to the TV. The Berringer models are several but do look like...

[B]Yo "Petrocelli::cool: There are SOOOOOOOOOo many "things" to buy these days. However, you, and your other musicians, might think about buying a Yamaha AW1600. You will have plenty of tracks to record; this unit will offer you great Dynamics; reverb is plenty; EQ is great; panning will work...