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I have come back eight years later to let everyone know I still enjoy the delicious orange drink Sunny D!

Dis thread is being the ruler of all of them threads! Bumpity bump!

listing a bunch of gear and shit doesn't mean anything. You have to know how to use it. Pleasant day moron.

buy whatever lame piece of crap is above this post, it's awesome!

can debate over and over which lame ass cheap microphone sounds the best but then they get incensed when someone says their vintage u-67 sounds better them all of them. Sorry it does and dem is da facks!!!

"PT LE, one of the big things that gets me... 24 tracks only? whaa?" (terratard) Funny how analog engineers have been working with 24 tracks for ages, 16 tracks, 8 tracks, 4 tracks, 3 tracks, etc. Please refer to perhaps a Sinatra record done on three tracks then listen to one of your 140...

Ok now that I know terratard doesn't know how to calibrate a tape deck i can put him on "ignore" since obviously he has no professional experience with a tape deck. By the way a RADAR sounds infinitely better than your stupid MOTU box. You may be able to find a "RADAR" emulator plug-in that...

That's my point exactly digital is fine, I use it frequently and get good results but I'm not kidding myself. Terratard seems to think I have no experience with digital although I without fondness remember the days of Sony DASH machines, MADI and Atari Amiga computers. 10 For x=1 to 1000 20...

You are a beginner and have just been insulted. Pleasant day to you!

Frank Zappa sucks.

Incorrect. I use them almost daily as do a lot of professional engineers. I use them way more often than my Meyer Hd1's. You've heard more mixes done on these than you can possibly imagine.

Hello I back from actually making a record. Seems like you've been busy posting rather than actually making records. So when you are actually making records and align your ampex atr- 102 how do you calibrate it and what are your operating levels? I usually go at 520 nwb/m at +6 at 30 ips...

Hello I back from actually making a record. Seems like you've been busy posting rather than actually making records. So when you are actually making records and align your ampex atr- 102 how do you calibrate it and what are your operating levels? I usually go at 520 nwb/m at +6 at 30 ips...

Ha ha, vintage warmer plug in. Suck it! Later I actually have records to make . . .

I'm not kidding. You definitely used the onboard UA phantom power to power both mics?

Oh yeah I guess the phantom power issue and high impedance/low gain of the inputs makes sense. Been a long time since I've touched a cassette four tracker! Salut 1982!

Did you use the phantom power on the UA for the for both mics?

I'm missing something. If he can bypass the 1/4" inputs on the four tracker then it must have xlr inputs. If it has xlr inputs why would he need the xlr inputs on a different mixer?

Oh I see he wants to use the xlr's 'cause that's what his mics have. Just get some xlr>1/4" adapters. That's better than Using two mixers to go to tape. Now he just needs an oscilloscope and a Cassette MRL tape to align his four track.

Well if you have tape outputs you're in business. You could use aux. sends to send out two more tracks then maybe pan track 7 hard left and take it out the stereo main output and pan track 8 hard right and take it out the right output on the main stereo output. However the tracks will still...