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ok.. one more thing.. in voxengo.. I generate a 15 second sweep and when I play it.. no matter from what part it starts with a "click" sound.. like a square wave type click.. should I worry about that ...

cool.. thanks so much.. the deconvolver program makes sense once I look at it.. input test tone and recorded mic.. then it can use some form of common mode rejection to take out that test tone, maybe. ...

can someone please go over the process of sampling a room to use in a reverb program like waves IR-1? Step by step, maybe?

try this book
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I personall like the one room approach. I like to be close to the musicians. I think when you are working with limited space you create more sonic options with one bigger room. Baffels are a wonder ...

I definatly agree. Anyone building a room should read The Master Handbook of Acoustics. A good understanding of what treating a room is, is very important. I have found hundreds of detailed plans o ...

really you want to listen to how a mic and preamp work together. Sometimes you have to push the fader and sometimes you have to pull it. There is no right and wrong way. But you shouldnt turn the g ...

research how to and build your own acoustic treatments.

---i'm using a d112 about an inch away from the head aimed directly at the beater---

---Why does it sound like i have reverb on the bass drum?---

Because the sound you are looking for is at the ...

I like 414s

there are tons of books. Go to amazon.com and search for audio books and you should get all kinds of results.

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I use at4033s for the most part on big guitars. With 414s in the room.

That string noise can be cool too. Think about how loud an amp sounds.... so if you hear just a touch of that string noise i ...

you could try baffles. Take two mic stands turn them into "T"'s. Hang a blanket over each one. Make sure the blanket hangs all the way to the floor on both sides, thicker the better. 4 - 5 feet hi ...

usually depends on the musician for me. Some players need a little comp on the way in to get levels right, others dont. In any case I must agree that if you overdo it, its bad.