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There are a lot of wall warts out there that let you reverse the polarity by simply plugging the barrel plug backwards into the wall wart leads. They usually work well with pedals, and I'm pretty sure they're all single supplies, as there are only two DC leads and the reversal works by swapping...

You will need to find out the MIDI note numbers used by both the HR16 and Structure for each drum, and map them in your DAW. All of this information will be in the product manuals.

So true. It would be hard to go wrong with an old favorite like the Koss PRO4AA. Thousands of pro audio users spanning four decades. https://www.koss.com/headphones/over-ear-headphones/pro4aa

Are the "dead" channels being sent to the same group bus? I had a mixer problem once that I thought was dead channels. It turned out that one of the group bus cards needed to be recapped. I went ahead and recapped all of the group cards while I was in there, 52 electrolytics replaced in total. I...

We don't need to know all of that to know there aren't very many ways to fix a singer who has ZERO control over her voice. I don't even know where to begin with this. You may be able to "sort of" fix the pitch with AutoTune. You may be able to "sort of" fix the nasality with creative filtering...

To be fair, he did get a stolen computer. :D

Agree about the music and arrangements. I would almost say the arrangements are too sparse, but that's not really the problem. The sonic space needs to be filled in a little more. Not by adding more instruments, but rather by making the existing instruments fatter and giving them more presence...

Yep. Better to leave the audience wanting more than to over-expose your hook.

And I'm convinced they'll personally e-mail the solution to the OP. :D

I built a ghetto computer in a cardboard box once. :laughings: My iPod dock is just a 6 foot Y-cable plugged into the tuner inputs on my amp. Works great! :cool:

Have you played any reference tracks in the room, or are you just going by measurements?

I have an 8GB blue iPod Nano that I rarely use anymore. I haven't really thought about selling it, but I've replaced a lot of the music I have on MP3s with LPs and expect that trend to continue. I may even be able to scare up the wall wart for the USB charger cable too.

Look for a DOD Juice Box at a reasonable used price.

Wow, two pages of this? The owner's manual tells you which tape to use - usually TDK SA or maxell XL-II, 90 minutes or shorter.

The printed tracks would still have the phase shift from the eq on them.

As a general rule, home theater subwoofers are better suited to reproducing movie sound effects than music. Other concerns: * You'll most likely need an external crossover to use the subwoofer with your monitors. The frequency response of the monitors and subwoofer shouldn't be allowed to...

Tone modules require electrical engineering in addition to software engineering. That adds to the cost. Why build a whole electronic device to do something a general-purpose computer can do?

As long as VSTi is where the money is, that's probably where manufacturers will focus their development efforts. The goal of corporations is to minimize costs and maximize profits. Software is as close to nothing as consumers are willing to pay for.

Does it sound even worse than all of your piece of crap noise generator pedals? :eek:

You'd definitely get more bang for the buck from the Floor POD. Hell, one or two regular pedals will cost at least as much.