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No SPAM, I'm a regular Joe. There is a model of Ultrasone hp's that are open designed. The model I purchsed is not open. Here's a direct link: http://www.ultrasone.de/html_e/produkte/hfi550beat.html I worked 12 years in broadcasting (radio) so I'm very conscience of the bleed from open phones...

I've been using Fostex T-20's forever (20+ years) This past weekend I bought a pair of Sony MDR-7506 and a pair of Ultrasone HFI-550. I'm really digging the spatial imaging in the Ultrasone HP's (see link) http://www.ultrasone.com/

Good point, but the seperation between condensation drip and the running air conditionar can be quite striking when recorded in stereo. Cardioids would be a better choice because of the small size of the instrument. ;)

Cakewalk has a feature that allows you to "tap" a tempo, but you're not using Cakewalk. Maybe the Korg has a similar feature? Also, (DISCLAIMER) I've never tested this But there is a popular formula that says: [Using the formula 60,000 divided by bpm of song equals the number of milliseconds...

I looked at the photo of the tascam 414 mkii w/o reading the specs. For what ever reason I thought it was an 8track cassette instead of 4 track. Either way, the cabling I mentioned still applys. Since it is indeed a 4track machine sjjohnston brings up some poignant issues, such as recording the...

I just thought I would add: Over the weekend I was inserting an effect into my mixer and the cable made me think of your question. You could turn an "insert cable" around to achieve the same thing. Plug the 2-TS ends into the mixers main outputs (L&R), then plug the TRS end into your recorder's...

I don't know about the Korg.. I use a Roland VS880 and Cakewalk. Syncing is not a problem. Set Cakewalk to MTC (MIDI Time Code) Set the VS to generate MTC.. press play on Cakewalk, it waits for sync, press play on the VS and both will play. I would hope the (newer than my Roland) Korg unit...

Push it.. it's OK to light up often (not constantly). The JoeMeek sounds better when driven. Even though I read that in the manual, (it's in there) it still took a while for me to grasp that concept.

Obviously every manufacturer writes their documentation differently. I can't recall ever seeing a section in a manual dedicated to using control data. Most of the time the controller data will be in the specifications in the rear of the manual. If the manual has a section called "MIDI...

This is a feature I don't hear/read much talk about in home recording circles. There could be exceptions but, if it has MIDI inputs it should respond to controller data. If you check the owner's manual on the processors there should be a list of controllers. Utilizing controller data in some...

The stereo input on the tascam 414 mkii appears to be a 1/4" TRS from the photo. (I don't use one) the stereo inputs could be used for almost any stereo source; drum machine, synth module or mixer outputs. So assuming that your drum machine, synth module or mixer has 2-1/4" TS outputs...

Sorry, I did not realize their was a particular mic in question. I'm aware that the mic on the link was indeed made by Shure, that was the point in posting the link. I would venture a guess that Radio Shack often if not always buys this type of item from another manufacturer and re-badges...

Shure has this on their website concerning the "highball" (SM58 clone) mic sold at radio Shack...

If it were me I would not rely on batteries for power in a church application. In a lot of apps those will get hung from the ceiling so access will be limited. Keeping a fresh supply of batteries can be a chore. 1st thing you know you're stretching the limits of battery life or you're out a...

I record voice only and voice over events. I used a pair of ECM8000's to record a mass wedding (part of a larger seminar on Relationships). I have a 40second mp3 If anyone is interested in hearing it.. CAUTION Religous theme.. The room seats about 1750, there were about 1500 attending I would...

$1500 street is exactly why I've always rented the FP33. I missed the FP24, here's a link. http://www.shure.com/mixers/models/fp24.asp?V=MIXFIELD

I don't know anything about the mics or Camcorders you mentioned. Since "Mini DV" is part of the description of several different brands and model # cameras, I got too many choices in my Google search to know which one you have. For field production Shure makes the best battery operated mixers...

I agree. Even if you only have a few pieces of gear I would recommend a patchbay. If for no other reason, It will save wear and tear on the rear jacks of your equipment.

Voxvendor, I've got a question: You mentioned that Mutt is your favorite producer, have you heard his work with Shania Twain? Do you hear any similarites between her projects and his work with Def Lep? I do. Ed

You'd be hard pressed to find a major radio station that does not have some of this equipment. http://www.telos-systems.com/ Lots of audio is recorded "remotely" on a Zephyr. Ed