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yeah sure..blame it on the pizza.....:D

It does...what are you talking about Vox?

I could be wrong but I think both of the headphones you mentioned are open or semi-open. If you don't want to hear external noises or the microphone picking up the headphone mix you might want to check out a closed design instead.

I was flippin' through and there it was... Not quite a home studio though! :) http://www.angelfire.com/al3/studio/index.htm

1. You probably won't notice much (if any) difference between 48 and 96kHz. 2. The Protools software is much more attractive that Cakewalk. It is a lot easier to work with! 3.An external mixer wouldn't really "make up" for the Aardvarks 4 inputs, but you would be able to submix instruments...

Here ya go... :) http://www.studiocovers.com/articles3.htm

Actually, I know a guy that uses these for mastering along with Dynaudio BM-15 nearfields (last time I was there he had Event 20/20s) and Dynaudio M3's. The fostex speakers don't sound great or anything but they have there purpose.

Hey analog4, I went to listen to your stuff on nowhereradio but there are no songs there???

What type of mic positioning are you using at the moment? Also, what type of AT condensers are they?

Hmmm... I can download about 40% of the file and no more.:( WHY WHY WHY!!!

Yes, it is also compatible with the AudioMedia cards and the new M Box. Of course these are also put out by Digidesign.:D I don't think it runs of XP or 2000...yet.

Oops! For some reason I thought he was talking about SD condensers... don't know why? :confused:

I haven't heard any of the mics you mentioned, but for the same price you could get a MXL 603s which has a good reputation. I've got 2 of them and don't regret purchasing them at all. The MXL is definitely no Neumann KM184 though!!! :D

Do you know how to solder? I would say "make your own!!!" It's much cheaper to do it this way. Go to fullcompass.com or markertek.com and check out mogami or canare...Good Stuff!!!

...talking on PALTALK!!!! :D :D :D sorry....hehe;)

You could also try a pair of PZM's taped to the lid.

UMMMM.....yeah it definitely sounds like he used a 58 on the kick!!! YIKES!!!!:eek: :eek: :eek:

That really sucks!!! Just curious...how did you blow it?

The PRO 25 will definitely work. I was using a RE-20 on kick and I found that I liked the PRO 25 better! I guess it kind of depends of what type of kick sound your looking for though. I try to use the mic that works best for the song without the use of EQ. That way if I do need to EQ the kick...

It's probably just a waste of time! Where's the Pro Tools forum...or Soundforge...or Acid...or Cubase...or Fruityloops...or Cakewalk....or Sonar...or Paris....or Cool Edit...or...or....LOGIC!!!!!! C'mon guys....:o