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  1. Stefan Elmblad

    HD24 Virtual Tracks?

    The HD24 does not have virtual tracks. But it could be solved anyway with a little creativity. Just record a mono guide track with the basic element of the song + click that people can follow. Copy and paste that track into as many new songs as you need, use it instead of click, and hit the...
  2. Stefan Elmblad

    Lexicon MXP-100

    The MXP-100 has S/PDIF out too. I do agree that the M300 is a better choice though.
  3. Stefan Elmblad

    alesis m-eq230

    Yes, sure it can be done... with a reasonable good parametric. But some cheaper parametrics down the line can't, while all 15+ band graphic can regardless of quality, which is why I went for the IMO careful "can't be easily done" phrase. Maybe I should have written "can't be easily done by all...
  4. Stefan Elmblad

    Antares - Microphone Modeler

    You can't be helped.
  5. Stefan Elmblad

    Tracking gone to sh*t

    Replace guitarist, then replace the tracks.
  6. Stefan Elmblad

    I am sick of 44khz vs 96 khz argument from amatuers!

    As long as you can get a sound out of the disc, you can capture it with another device. If it's got an unbreakable code, just use a good-old cable between the players outputs and a recorders input. No ordinary man will ever hear the extra generation D/A-A/D. In fact, the avarage consumer can't...
  7. Stefan Elmblad

    alesis m-eq230

    Graphic EQ's don't see much use in the studio (as Bruce said), but they are good when it comes to narrowing down frequencies that won't get heard. Examples would be sidechain EQ'ing a compressor for de-essing, and EQ'ing drum mics that are going to be used for triggering sound modules. In other...
  8. Stefan Elmblad

    2 rooms - which is better for drums

    I would define 70% of the walls as more than "some" treatment. Walk through the rooms and clap your hands, or better yet, put in the snare or the whole kit and try it. I really is impossible to say, depends on the measurements of the room, the drums and most important, what sound you're after to...
  9. Stefan Elmblad

    recording for 13 hours

    Hook it all up, press rec. Use a backup 2-track system from consoles main outs.
  10. Stefan Elmblad

    I am sick of 44khz vs 96 khz argument from amatuers!

    OMG this is awful. That would mean that the business will never make another CD. But if you say so, it MUST be the truth.
  11. Stefan Elmblad

    ART stuff

    The Pro VLA is a very nice piece of gear IMO.
  12. Stefan Elmblad

    Neumann TLM 103 or AKG C414 BXLS

    I agree that the C414 is more versatile due to its polar patterns and highpass etc, but saying the TLM103 isn't seen in pro studios i just wrong. It can be found in just about any pro studio mic list, regardless of how many U87/U67/U47 they have. The TLM103 is a fantastic mic, and so is the...
  13. Stefan Elmblad

    New Overheads for my studio

    The Röde NT4 stereo x/y mic is great at overheads.
  14. Stefan Elmblad

    Old compressor DBX 166 (NOT XL), thoughts?

    No hiss or distortion whatsoever in mine.
  15. Stefan Elmblad

    Old compressor DBX 166 (NOT XL), thoughts?

    I have a 166 and love it for kick, bass and distorted guitars. I'm gonna to buy another one.
  16. Stefan Elmblad

    Blood Sugar Sex Magic Vox

    It's a Shure SM7.
  17. Stefan Elmblad

    where do i point my shit?

    Who's that yall guy that every rapper keeps mentioning? Is he the shit or does he wannabe?
  18. Stefan Elmblad

    Tracking heavy distortion...

    You might wanna try a flat condenser where you're head is, just for the heck of it.
  19. Stefan Elmblad

    compressor

    If you know what youre doing, theres no reason not to compress as you lay the tracks down. I usually compress gently (a few dB) at tracking when theres need to even out dynamics in a voice or uneven instrument. Vocals and bass guitar usually are the ones who get this treatment. When it comes to...
  20. Stefan Elmblad

    CAn you Still Remember the Day you Bought your First Guitar?

    My first guitar was actually a bass guitar, a Duke. It sucked, and I sold it. Still have the amp though that I bought at the same time. Weird german amp with a built-in analog synth.
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