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"We have no hope of expanding the analog market if the curious can’t afford the price of admission. Quantegy just didn’t have a clue in that regard. If RMGI doesn’t get a clue, we’re screwed." I agree. It is in their best interest to make tape an attractive alternative to digital, and to do so...

Hey, sorry to imply that you blew them up with excessive volume levels. From my experience, that's the usual cause of tweeters going out, I've certainly popped a few in the past. If they came pre-blown, that just plain sucks. Crossover can sometimes beat up a tweeter, but since they are active...

Well, I'm probably the last guy you should listen to about monitors. My feeling is that they are important, but you are best served by listening to a number of different systems once you have a good mix going, to optimize your sound's performance across a wide number of end users. I don't want...

Well, I just mailed the guy responsible for my area. Following is a copy of my letter... Dear Mr. Morris; I am writing you as a home studio owner who has, against all conventional wisdom, utilized analog tape for my output. Many of my fellow recordists feel that those of us who choose to use...

Perhaps you could replace the tweeter....

A pleasure to hear...love the nylon string, just right for the tempo.

I have a funky track I'm messing about with, if you would like to drop in some drums, I'll send you a file of it. It's got a drum machine on it right now, which is not to my taste at all. If you'd rather have it without the drums, that can be arranged as well. Thanks!

Well, really quickly, unity means the signal going out is not amplified or attenuated. Either side of that is cut or boost. What you want to watch out for is your final signal, which should always be below clipping. Noise floor is the level of noise, which all electronic equipment has, as...

I use computer drums, so I tend to mix the other instruments into the drum track very lightly to give their sound realism. That way, they make their way into the reverb for the drums, too. Unfortunately, they still sound like computer drums to me, and probably to everyone else, as well.

It's also now possible to annoy people without leaving the comfort of your dental office, just by sending your GODDAMN BOTS to completely unrelated message boards. Oh, you already know that...

OK, I don't use an Mbox, but here's a rough translation from the techese. You take your two regular inputs on the box, and plug in two sources. Then you take a seperate mic pre that has digital outputs, the RCA jack looking ones, and plug two more sources into it's inputs, then plug it's digital...

Maybe if you wait three days, it will rise again...

It's like Mama Cass, only smaller.

I just got a couple of pancakes from Splicit, and can state that their prices are extremely reasonable, they send out their product with lightning speed, and they are friendly and helpful. And they didn't pay me to say this, either.

"Quoting great thinkers is fun, but thinking for yourself does not directly follow." --Flangerhans And so I ask again...Do you know who is your enemy? Do you think the men you quote did more by passing on their wisdom, or by killing people? Where are your quotes from suicide bombers, whom you so...

IL...I'll pay for box, shipping and packing if that helps...

Don't dump 'em, sell them to meeeeee! What kind of Teacs?

OK, buddy. First off, I am a "real person." I've probably experienced more than my share as one, and some of my biggest mistakes have led me to totally reject the stuff you advocate. There is no justification for killing someone solely because of their nationality, there is never any pride in...

That's amazing! Up to 60KHz? That kind of information keeps me coming back here...I learn something new all the time. That's also a good argument for the audible difference between tape and digital, although I don't think even dogs can hear bias tone. Is there a theoretical limit then for...

If I have an odd track left over, I'll do this, and label the fader, "Bleed." Just a little goes a long way, though.