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I have this problem with the sound of the kick drum sounding like it is slow while mixing a song. I am playing right on the click track as I record and it sounds ok in the headphones. I know low frequencys supposedly have different characteristics as far as speed of travel and so on.....is it...

Great ideas I am going to do some more drum recording this weekend and will have to try out a few ideas. I still have the front head on the kick drum, so I guess I will pull it off and place a mic in side. How does this sound? Use the shure beta 52 for miking inside the kick drum and either...

Thanks I will have to experiment with those ideas and see what works.

I ran a shure beta 52 that was mic'd up close at the beater and then ran into an alesis 3630 gate and then in to the mixer- recorder. Without gating the kick, I was getting a sloppy muddy sound. I like the quick sharp defined sound of the gating, but I think some of the low end was lost...

You are probably get in to all kinds of trouble because you will be neglecting your wife, your kids, maintainance on the car, day-dreaming about new song ideas at work, ect........all that will matter in life is playing with your HD24. I love mine and my wife is pissed about me wanting to sleep...

Hd24 and drums Hey, ya know I recorded two long drum sessions with the HD24 right beside me by the floor tom tom and it didn't skip a beat. I guess the 100 watt mesa boogie amps are the only thing it doesn't like. Its a keeper!

Computer vs HD24 Portability as mentioned before is the big thing, plus the fact that you can record 24 channels at one time if you want to. Kind of hard to take your computer to your friends house, or to a live setting and record it. I think the problem that I was having with the HD24 is...

Heres what I found out on the HD24 If anyone out there has a HD24, you may want the same thing out and see if this is a univesal problem... Lots of time spent tonight trashing one of my songs. It now sounds like a badly skipping CD after getting this Alesis HD24 to repeat its failures. I...

It was nicely packed, I can say that much. I put some recording time in on it and after I layed down some tracks I was in the middle of punching in to fix a part....after about the third punch in the recorder begins recording and then stops a few seconds later and gave me a "underwrite error...

Cool, thanx for the ideas I think I may upgrade to the Lexicon -500, I have heard a lot of good things about it.

I agree with the line noise thing,... but there are a few patches that seem pretty cool. I have played around with the balance of input to output and found a good level where the hiss is minimized. I would like to try out a Lexicon MX500 to compare, but will have to wait and find a clean used...

Money is tight so I am considering using my original 1990 Q-verb on some songs? Am I crazy? Is it still useful, or should I take the plunge and buy another multi effects set up?...and if I do...what?

I have a 1990 (original) Quadraverb and I am deciding whether or not to pitch it in favor of a newer multi-effects such as the Lexicon MX500 or something like that. Has anyone here had the opportunity to compare a Quadraverb with any newer processors? Is the Q-verb so out dated that it is not...

Hi, This is probably the wrong place to get an unbiased opinion, but I am looking at buying either the Alesis HD24 or the MRD24 Mackie. Is I see it: Advantage Mackie Non destructive over dubs (big advantange) Made in the USA Excellent factory support Easy to learn and use Retail price of...