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It's a mythological thread, and Anuses was the Greek god of mastering.

Oops, we're talking plug-ins aren't we, sorry.

It is magical, just not musical.

Yes, that's a good point. All these portable mp3 players suck, don't they? Still can't beat a pair of Koss Porta Pros plugged into an MD player. Still pretty portable, and sounds just fine. 10,000 song storage - how many hours are there in a day??

I'm not sure what the advantage of bringing the dry signal into an Aux would do - you only want to be introducing the 'verb sound via Aux, right. All the original signal needs to be coming post fader, not from anywhere else, I'd say.

Doubt it. Does anyone have an electron microscope, a very steady hand and a rather small soldering iron?

How sweet and how big and expensive an iPod with apogee coverters would be, that was my first thought.

I second the suggestion of using a single point stereo mic as opposed to two mics (which can be a hassle). A single (or pair of) PZM(s) can be effective.

Where does this theory arise from??

I don't get it, Daisy is an alias or something? Why would anyone even bother to do that?

That was stylish.

couldn't resist = sorry

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Hey! I am about to sink. Actually three times. So I'll dismember myself. 1. I have experienced the dreaded anal drift. I want to know if what I want to do is possible with a stink. I know I need to strip off and display my channel 8 times in some kind of Da Vinci code. But let's say I do that...

We recently recorded some music for Konami's "Winning Eleven" video football game, and we used ezDrummer for that - great program! I have the mp3 here, if you want to hear it in action (some fine music to boot, I might add!).

Matching - you're right. Matched tubes never hurt, and any decent tube dealer will see you right. Not essential though.

Whoops, I thought that amp was self biasing, but it's apparently a fixed bias design, which means you'll need to have an amp tech set it up optimally. It's not a major job, perhaps 30 to 45 mins of the tech's time. I'd get a trim pot installed first time round, which will cost some more, but...

I've read these posts 10 times and still can't make out what the hell you are getting at.

The Peavey 6505 requires 6 input tubes (12AX7) and 4 output tubes (6L6). Wow, that's quite a few tubes. Yes, just go plug them in.

So you mean it has nothing to do with a noisy environment, but rather a 'sonic' preference that you use a comp going in? (A comp will certainly not be the tool for the job of tackling the former, as has already been said a few times.) And the 24-bit comment is true also - compressing/EQ'ing on...