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Markertek and Redco are two of the more popular ones that I'm aware of, at least on the eastern side of the US (both in the eastern NY/CT area). For connectors, they Neutrik NC3MX (male) and NC3FX (female) are basically your ubiquitous XLR connectors. They're inexpensive and easy to solder due...

It's absolutely more cost effective to make your own. A set of male and female Neutrix XLRs is around $4.50. Cable is 40-70 cents a foot, depending on where you get it, how much you get and what kind it is (as an example, Markertek is selling Mogami Neglex 2549, considered to be one of the...

Ahh. He edited his post to say that unchecking the "Normalize" option fixed the volume issue.

Not quite sure I'm following. I'm assuming that all of his individual tracks are below 0, and that its just the aggregate of the mix that's clipping the master buss. If that's the case then dropping either the Master fader or the Output fader that he's bouncing from to the point where it...

In Logic just drop your master fader down to a point where the level meter on the master isn't clipping, and re-bounce.

The HD24 doesn't have any summing features. Input 1 records to Track 1 and plays back on Output 1. How are you getting the signals into the HD24? I would look there for my monitoring solution.

BAE and OSA both make larger racks. I think OSA might make an 8-slot lunchbox as well.

dbx 172 if you can find one

Save up the extra scratch for an SM7.

My recorder does have 24 channels of ADAT optical in (its an Alesis HD24), but since I'm using its built-in analog-to-digital convertors, I'm just using a 16-channel TRS-TRS snake to go from the direct outputs of my 16 channel strips that have mic preamps into the first 16 inputs on the...

Some mixers have direct line-level outputs on each channel strip. Others have buss outputs (generally in multiples of four) to which one or more channels can be routed. A really good mixer will have both. Most big "pro" studios have mixers because the mixers that they have are expensive...

Assuming you can use GC giftcards online, they have the CAD e100 and e300 on their online store for $250 and $300, respectively.

I upgraded from my A&H board to a CAD Maxcon II maybe a year and a half ago. Started out with 16 channels in a 19" rackmountable frame and got a bigger frame and 8 more line/tape channels last summer. It sounds great but could use some cleaning up. Still, it works as a great front end to my...

I'm currently monitoring on a pair of Technics 3-ways with 12" woofers myself. I wouldn't consider upgrading them for anything less than a pair of B&W 685s. The Technics sound as good as any budget "monitor" that I'm going to find for $500 or less, and I have a good amp (Yamaha P-2200). I...

Get a DAC to connect to your soundcard's digital out, and connect the analog outs of the DAC to your monitors.

I hope for your amp's sake that you weren't running it without a speaker load hooked up (unless only the preamp section is tubed).

I have a similar model Shure "principal's mic". It does work nicely as a talkback. I most recently used mine as a talkback mic for my drummer so that the mic wasn't constantly picking up his playing but he could press to talk.

For 1000 GBP you could easily pick up the SM7B and choose from a number of excellent condensers.

If you're on a budget I'd definitely look elsewhere than Apple for a monitor. They're pretty nice, but you don't need out of this world graphic response to use a DAW. I'd look at a Samsung LCD or something along those lines. If you have or are getting the white Macbook, you'll need a Mini-DVI...

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