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I own the waves api, ssl, and vintager (neve) collections. They are all i use these days. The technology has finally come around and waves hit it right on the head. Awesome sounding stuff. Id give the demos a try. YMMV.

When i was shopping for my HD2 setup i was tempted to go the safe route and just buy the digi interfaces. But after some research i just bought the apogee ad16x and the Apogee X-hd card. Excellent converters, and no need to even buy an interface. Plus the ad16x comes with a really nice Big Ben...

I choose the RNP over the API or the s20 about 50% of the time. What makes the RNP special is what it dosent add.....color. (at least not to my ears) Its a neutral pre. Sometimes i just want to hear the mic/source cleanly amplified with no colory bs in between. The RNP can get this done...

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The drums are real. Not edited. The snare is triggered. Your assumption is incorect.

I think when i get the Vox on this track the snares placement will make more sense to me. Right now im just a tad confused by this new Slate sample....but ill get it right here in a bit. Thanks eck.

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MXL V69 WITH An upgraded Electro Harmonix Tube. Avalon 737. Apogee Converter. (plugins) Neve 2254 Compressor. Neve 1073 EQ. Noise Gate. Delay. EMt Reverb Plate (140) And yes i agree the vox are too loud. Client was excited about the vox and wanted the "vox up mix". Im cool to oblige. Im sure...

http://www.lightningmp3.com/live/file.php?fid=9331 Be well, mix on! -Chris

Heres another one i did today using snare 19. http://www.lightningmp3.com/live/file.php?fid=9331

Im glad! Thanks.

Here's my use of it. Thanks for the free samples. Ill be buying the discs. http://www.lightningmp3.com/live/file.php?fid=9302 Turn your speakers up. There is no limiting-mastering on the 2bus.

Itll make more sense in the beginning when the vox are done i think, thanks.

This ones been a challenge, but i think im close. What do you think...? http://www.lightningmp3.com/live/file.php?fid=9302 -Finster

100% agreed. I always catch something on 1st bounce!!

Im crowning these my "Quote's of the week". This forum never changes.:rolleyes:

On stage makes a cheap amp stand. I use it, and it works great.

Oh its you hi there! You could just come over and ill give you a lesson Ms. A.

Try using an eq band with a tight Q pattern to find the frequencies you dont want to hear, then dip them out. I find that with live recordings its much easier to get a good sound by subtracting, than by adding. -Chris