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Yes, you could save all those settings, but you know - I just don't anymore. It's just my own style of working - and it won't work for everyone - but I like starting from a zero'd board everytime I sit down for a mix or re-mix. If it's recorded right, there are only tweaks that you need to do...

A bit of a generalization but it wouldn't be extreme to say that 31-band EQs and the like are essentially useless in the recording studio (although as Kelly pointed out, very useful in a live setting.) In a recording setting, if you need to EQ at all, then you need to control specific...

Yes, Allen & Heath are somewhat pricier than Mackies, and they are very, very good. Bruce

Auratones... no contest! :D Seriously, I use PS-6s matched with a sub - and they're JUST GREAT! :) Bruce

- Artist, - Song title - Tape number (if applicable) - Session details (date, tech notes) - Generous space for track descriptions/notes (8/16/24/48 tracks) Doesn't need to be fancy, just whatever way is best for you organize your tracks and remember what was recorded where/when. Bruce

DiscMakers - http://www.discmakers.com Bruce

mmmm, 14-bit - yummy!!!! :D Isn't that a nice warm nostalgic feeling - the early days of digital - kinda like the harsh, raspy crispness of 1st generation CD players.... ahhhh, now THAT was fidelity! :D yikes..... ;) Bruce

The big advantage of the Pro is it's use of the +4 gain structure and some extra I/O (including digital), but the sounds and amp simulations are the same between both models. Bruce

Try it - adjust volume to a suitable level so that it doesn't distort - it should work alright. You should be able to find the appropriate connectors/cables from Radio Shack (I can't tell you 'cos I don't know what kinds of gozintas and gozoutas you're working with!) Bruce Blue Bear Sound

Er, no.... but thanks for sharing... ...sorry but you are wrong.... the Autotune was RELEASED in 1998 (look at any of Antares latest ads in Mix/EQ - they even say it right there). The Cher tune was RELEASED in 1998, but PRODUCTION on that song occurred in 1997. So unless they were using a...

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What I'd like to know is - who do you have to sleep with to get one of the custom tags!???!!! :D Bruce

Yes... you'd need 2 - one for kick, one for snare.... One RNC is a coupled two-channel processor (meaning although it takes 2 channels of input, the controls operate on both channels simultaneously - for stereo mixes). For all other purposes it is a single channel unit (and it doesn't matter...

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Audio-Technica - 4041 (lower cost), 4051 (higher cost). (BTW these are small-diaphragm - so I wouldn't use 'em on vocals myself, but you could try. Most vocals would normally be handled with some flavor of large-diaphragm, but there are no hard-and-fast rules!) Bruce Valeriani Blue Bear Sound

David, I use the POD Pro in the studio, it's great! Should work on violin quite well, especially if you're looking for hard, edgier tones. (I personally don't find the POD works nearly as well on clean tones - compared to a well-mic'd amp - but its dirty tones are really quite good!) Bruce

The RNC is definitely NO JOKE.... it's real, and it's very good. Bruce Valeriani Blue Bear Sound

Er, no.... you missed what I said - the Autotune WASN'T IN PRODUCTION when that Cher tune was recorded..... ;) *insert Twilight Zone music here* :D Bruce

Oh yeah.... forgot to tell ya, set the Attack all the way to the left (fast setting) so that it clamps down on the signal very quickly (for limiting purposes). Bruce

Well... do a search on this forum for the keyword Behringer, and you'll have A LOT of info... Personally, I wouldn't go with a Behringer mixer, but... well, anyways... try the search and then YOU decide. Bruce Valeriani Blue Bear Sound