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damn, this is homerecording.com. We use behringer and only behringer shit. And maybe a few shure 57s.

they got rid of the 001 cuz the 002 is cheaper to produce. The 002 is basically the exact same as the 001, only difference is digidesign doesn't have to produce the pci card. In addition to cutting this cost, they have raised the price for an LE system. It's a cost issue.

why the hell do you need a matched pair? or even better question, why would you even consider octava if your budget is $500?

i have an accelerator. fast stuff.

discouragement: amateurs play slanted cabs.

that is definitely not true.

would that be the accelerator or the turbo?

http://www.drummerworld.com/Videos/TravisBarker.html

Travis barker could eat those guys when it comes to speed and endurance.

travis barker has a style of his own. He can do some wicked shit with single bass pedal.

when i compared an Audix D1 on snare with presonus digimax and an Avalon 2022 there was a HUGE difference. The avalon sounded so much silkier, it sounded very accurate like someone was hitting the snare right next to you.

the Q10 takes up considerably more cpu usage than the Q1

Audix d3. so much more clarity.

If you need 10 bands of eq, your tracking is seriously fucked up.

it might be that you need music only cdrs

the CM90 sucks balls. I have one. I use it for talkback.

Why? 1. Better audio resolution. Recording it at a low-medium level is pretty much like recording in 16 bit. Take advantage of your 24 bits, you'll have more dynamic range. 2. I'd rather add gain with my preamp initially rather than having to add gain with my L1 (to hit the limiter) or...

as said before you need to consolidate your all the files to the beginning of the session (so they all start at the same time) import audio tracks.

http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=11-127-011&depa=0 I bought this rack case and it rocks! fits in my skb rack perfectly.

i have both t-racks and waves mastering plugs. tracks can make a track better, but it really does sound bad.