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http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/2598 I have not used the 430, but have 4 SM57s. That's not to say they are great. I have been using them less and less. Dynamic microphones, like the SM57, have less self-noise than most condensers. And, they are better to use in live situations or when...

http://www.syntrillium.com/download/download.html?37 For those who haven't downloaded it, yet, the above link is from Syntrillium (16.5MB). And, it has a few really decent things packed into it. My favorite one is the Suround mixer windows (Ctrl-E) in Multitrack mode. It doesn't hav ethe...

I just got the latest EQ magazine. On page 8 is a writeup for this phantom powered dynamic microphone... http://www.bluemic.com/images_products/ball.htm The explanation of it sounds really intriguing! It MSRPs for $279. So, I go further into the mag., to page 64. And, I find a Sweetwater...

Lemon Tree Has It... First, set the track outputs in the M-Audio Control Panel. Then, Go into Cool Edit's Multitrack mode and set the outputs, there.

Phantom Power? Just checking... I don't remember if the 2496 has a preamp with 48 volts. Have you tested the condenser on a mixer of any kind?

Couple Of Links For You... - Go to my site -- www.AudioMaverick.com. - Select the *TidBits* button on the top. - On the left menu bar, under *Audio Alteration*, check out these two sections -- -- *Compansion* and *Make It Louder*. This should get you started. Remember to save your...

Clock906...? So, were you able to get the trial to actually work? If so, what was the problem with all the functions being disabled? Still curious....

Clock906... What Happened? I missed the *deleted* replies, bt that seems irrelevant to your original question. Did you figure out why you can't download the 21-day trial edition and actually get the features to run for the 21-days? I like CEP. But, it isn't everyone's application of...

Does this MoBo use a VIA chipset, by any chance? If so, download the VIA *4-In-1* driver update from http://www.viatech.com. Here is where you should end up... http://www.viaarena.com/?PageID=2 -- You will notice there is also a Hyperion driver set. This URL has info. to help decide which to...

Noise Reduction -- Pop/Click Foo-bu, This filter is supposed to sample a wave form and use settings to determine *noise* that shouldn't be there. Those numbers in the lower middle area are fo the filter to determine slew rate & rise/fall times of transients. I use this filter for eliminating...

Go to my web site (http://www.AudioMaverick.com), click on *TidBits*, and check out these two topics -- *Compansion* and *Make It Louder*.

First, check the lower right corner of CEP and verify your stereo mixdown is in 44100Hz/16-Bit, and in Stereo. If it isn't, hit the "F11" key to bring up the file comverter and select it. After the file is in 44100Hz/16-Bit resolution, do a File-Save (or SaveAs), and make sure to pick the Wave...

Some More Things To Try... If the voice recording is from an orginally mono source, here are a some more things to try... 1. A friend of mine was recovering some 78RPM records, which have a horrible frequency response anyway. He actually over drove the NR until the tinny sound actually went...

Dobro, as Roy and Blue Bear pointed out, there really isn'y a card that records higher than 24-bit... at least as far as the general public is concerned. Never know what is on the *vaporware* workbench these days. Here is the thing... at 16-bit resolution, you drop the mathematical noise floor...

Where Did I Read This? When you record 32-bit, you are really recording 24 bit with 8 bit floating point (24.8 bit). This was always true for v1.x, but you can set CEP2 to record true 32 bit. I could not find where I read that, but it was either in the manual or in one of the setting menus...

James Has It... In the NR panel, there are a few settings you can change... The number of samples over to the right (Snapshots In Profile). Default is around 120... you can up that to something larger (say 300 or 500). When you sample the noise portion of the wave, you will see the noise...

I just looked on www.cadmics.com, and those are 2 different mics... GA M-37 http://www.cadmics.com/global_audio_m37.htm CAD M177 http://www.cadmics.com/m177_2.htm They may use the same circuit board (same self-noise), but the *M-37* specs show it being a lesser performer (freq. and SPL). The...

The DI box helps match the impedance of the pickups with the gear. For what it's worth, I've taken a guitar straight in though an effects box. This was to create a *sound* signature as well as use the effects box as a DI. The console input gain was pushed a bit, but came out great. If you...

Headphones... 40 people... that would be a very expensive headphone arrangement. But, being an analog electronice guy, I picked up an FM broadcaster kit (can get assembled) at www.northcountryradio.com. Here's the nice one... http://www.northcountryradio.com/Kitpages/mpx2000.htm For less...

Go to my web site and check out the SAMPLES section. The newer stuff sounds better... http://www.AudioMaverick.com