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Richard Monroe
Well-known member
Woo Hoo! Just got in the Music XPC C2 to talk to Digi002. Formatting complete, plug ins loaded, firmware upgraded to bleeding edge. Dual hard drives, 3 gig pentium IV, only one silence fan, units talking to each other. Amplitube, Reason,T-rack all functional. Aside from the annoyance of pulling the tracks for my first album off of a Roland VS1824CD into Pro Tools, this is my first real experience with computer based recording. Now the Roland becomes a portable hard drive for remote recording. The plan- for remote stereo recording- 2 matched KM184's > Avalon AD2022 > Digi002 (for A-D conversion > VS1824 by S/PDIF, bypassing the Roland's pres and A-D conversion. Then later, back to the 002 into Pro Tools for postproduction, all in 24 bit.
In the studio- Various mics > Avalon and Joemeek twinQ for four strong channels. For 4 more auxiliary tracks (drums), the Focusrite pres in the 002 > into the computer from hell in Pro Tools.
Well, what's the point? 2 things. One is, there may never be an end, but there are places where you have to stop and catch your breath and save up some more money, and this is one of those. It may not be a perfect rig, but I can now do justice to any source that can fit into my little room, and I can do some really good remote recording, as well. I finally have the right guitars, and the whole signal chain is just short of the top of the line. Secondly, I think we have just crossed that vague line in the sand between kickass project studio and fly-by-night pro. Thanks to everyone on this board who has helped me develop the knowledge base to put Bardwire Productions together. Yo Fmmahogany rush- come on up to Framingham and lay down some tracks! It's my turn to pay for the beer!-Richie
In the studio- Various mics > Avalon and Joemeek twinQ for four strong channels. For 4 more auxiliary tracks (drums), the Focusrite pres in the 002 > into the computer from hell in Pro Tools.
Well, what's the point? 2 things. One is, there may never be an end, but there are places where you have to stop and catch your breath and save up some more money, and this is one of those. It may not be a perfect rig, but I can now do justice to any source that can fit into my little room, and I can do some really good remote recording, as well. I finally have the right guitars, and the whole signal chain is just short of the top of the line. Secondly, I think we have just crossed that vague line in the sand between kickass project studio and fly-by-night pro. Thanks to everyone on this board who has helped me develop the knowledge base to put Bardwire Productions together. Yo Fmmahogany rush- come on up to Framingham and lay down some tracks! It's my turn to pay for the beer!-Richie