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i really wonder what mr elliot smith wants to hide. he kind of overdid the whole double tracking thing.

thanks alot! =)

whenever i mix down a multitrack recording CEP boosts the levels and the mixdown has lots of clipping. i solved the problem by setting the peak levels of the individual track in the multitrack mode to about -10dB before i mix down. still, there must be a way to avoid this. is there?

i double track my vocals on some songs and on some i don't. i usually prefer a mono vocal track with a 25ms delay on the left or right output...just make sure to avoid cancelation.

what's a zero fret good for?`??

how about lowering the pickups?

he claims that he has the right to keep the buyer's money even if the mic doesn't work or will break in a very short time......ugh!

or doesn't it matter atall?

i've been playing the guitar for over a year now and i still don't know what these terms mean. i'm mostly confused by flatwound, roundwound strings. what the hell does all this mean? and most importantly, what effect do these things have on my sound? another quick question: is it true that...

Re: Re: Re: Re: Two WaveOut devices at the same time? possible??? sorry man, but i can't second that. headphone mixing is just WRONG in my opinion. especially when it comes to panning headphones tend to give you a completely different feel than speakers. the main thing that keeps me from...

i guess the C4 is THE acoustic guitar mic. (out of all the SP ones). i don't have it though. but i keep reading that those are the ones that work best with acoustic guitars. as far as i know paired SDC in general are the #1 choice when it comes to acoustic guitar recording.

Re: Re: Two WaveOut devices at the same time? possible??? i know what you mean when you say that regular computer speakers give a wrong impression of the mix. but they give me a much better idea of what my mix sounds like on a two speaker environment. the headphones bypass the whole idea of...

well, thanks for the idea but it's easier to switch between device 1 and 2 each time.

i usually just put the foam hat on the mic when i'm not using it. =)

yes, CEP can do that.

i just got mine a few days ago and i'd like to know for how long you can leave those mics switched on with phantom power ON? is it okay to turn phantom power off when i'm not recording or would it be better to turn the mixer completely off?

i have an omni i/o box connected to a delta44. as most of you know the omni has a power on/off switch as well as a phantom power switch. i noticed that when i have phantom power on that the box heats up quite a bit. i'm sure that's normal but i'd like to know if it's okay to leave the omni box...

i was wondering if it was possible to tell CoolEdit to send the signal to TWO soundcards at the same time. i recently bought an Omni Studio and i'm tired of switching between my regular soundcard and my delta44. my speakers are connected to my regular soundcard and it will be like that for...

yeah, i'm totally aware of this. i was just wondering what the point was in setting the latency manually.

okay, but how much latency is good and how much latency is too much? i can imagine that up to 7ms (max 10) are okay.....is that correct? also, christiaan, do you post on atease? your name sounds familiar.