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the one here in town, and the one in sanfrancisco carries well over 300 guitars on the FLOOR, easily.

If anyone has one, make me an offer. Depending on quality and the age, i'll pay near $180 top.

ok i asked. what they did is they used our blue bottle mic, tracked it clean with no eq. then ran it through a distressor for some normal compression, added some presence on the board. then they bounced it to another track, took this, rank it through our other distressor and nuked the fuck out...

would you take $60 shipped for the 57?

if you have any more sm57's please let me know.

deftones recorded their last album at the studio i work at. i can ask tuesday when i go in if you wish.

the pedal is recommended to use a PSA200 or something of the like. but i'm sort of cheap and don't really know if dishing out $30 for a powersupply with the exact same voltage and amperage as the one i am using will solve the problem. if it does, then i'm out $30 which isn't easiably replaceable...

i second this statement in all of its entierity

Is there any way to reduce, or even, eliminate hum on stomps when using an AC power supply? They just suck up batteries too fast whenever i play live, but the hum is also annoying. Particularly when using my Digitech Metal Master. I know it is rather infamous for humming, but is there anything...

$50 shipped for the sm57?

check your email please

mostly via these forums, recording for dummies, and my internship.

i usually mic both the top and the bottom. doing that you have to make sure that you flip the phase on the bottom mic 180. these 2 mics blended with the overheads gives a great snare sound.

the studio engineer where i intern at loves them to death for overheads. he swears by them most of the time.

well, i collected today after showing them the final product. THey gave me $110! I think I have decided that about $10/hour should be a fair price from now on.

usually, at the studio where i intern at, we do mostly clos-miced stuff. we usually cut out all of the bleed from the tom-tom mics after recording. since they are hit not as often as the rest of the set, their bleed just seems to subtract from the mix, not in all cases though. that's usually...

Well, first off, allow me to identify the problem. Today was my first paid session for recording a band in my living room. Due to this being my first time, I did not want to state a price for my services off the bat, due mostly to my doubts as an engineer, my limited equipment, and this being...

they are two different bit rates for recording with wav files. i record in 24 bit, but i'm not sure about the others.

Well, I bought it last night. I have to say, I am WAY impressed! It is such a versitile mixer for the price i paid, and is a Major upgrade. THis linked with my delta 1010lt's is such a perfect multi-tracking system. THe preamps sound very nice, not much coloring to them. THe Eq's are very...

I have just recently received an offer from someone I work with that is selling their barley used Alesis Studio 32. Has been under a dust cover, everything checks out okay, clean faders/pots. How do you guys feel about the mixer though? Is it a steal for $300? Ripoff? Comments please.