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I agree with what you are saying. Ultimately, the song and how it's played are the most important elements in music. I've recorded in studios on 2" tape, and adats, and to hard disk, they all have their advantages. Our 2" record sounds pretty harsh to the ears, but we didn't know much when...

Sort of like a reverb unit to simulate a large hall? Editing - for one reason. tim

Is it a price issue, or nostalgia, or just because you have been recording and mixing that way for ever and reluctant to change? Do you see yourself going all digital in the future? I'm just curious at to the mindset of an analog fan. thanks tim

Live gig drum riser Back in the 80's we had the best looking drum riser. It was 5 metal trash cans (upside down) with black painted plywood on top. The apron was grey felt carpet type material taped on. It broke down quick and was easy to move, and looked professional in every club. The...

I had a sales guy at the local store tell me you absolutely have to have a sub in your monitoring system. I think he was full of crap. Anyway what are some decent monitors for rock music? Budget is about $400 - $500 Thanks in advance tim

My objective is to record a 3 piece rock band, guitar, bass drums (small 4 piece kit) After doing some research and talking to a few people, I will be buying the following equipment in about 2 weeks: Mac Ibook with 1.25 ram running protools LE Digi 002 rack Digimax LT Preamp Wave native power...

budget is maybe $2000 (not counting the Mac) Budget is maybe $2000 (not counting the Mac)

Greetings all! My goal is to be able to record a live 3 piece rock band (guitar, bass, drums) with a couple of vocal tracks. The drum kit is 4 piece. All organic sounds, no midi or computer generated things. My thoughts are to get a Mac laptop, some sort of input device with software (this...