'Twas a google search that got me here. I was looking for a discussion on Logic Express, if I recall correctly.

Geesh, how long have I known about recoring.org

I'd say roughly two years? Long time reader, seldom a poster, and it was google who led me this way. I have come to respect this forum as an answer to many questions, and as a place to gain more knowledge often!

- Dave

PS - Anyone here knowledgeable about sites for professional online music colloboration, or viewpoints on it? I got drums. I got a Studio. I got an imagination. =) But I don't have enough material to read and see what the "market" is! Google isn't even being that helpful!

Hello All

I was looking up Recording forums and this one came up so I decided to check it out. I am interested in soaking up new information and internet forums are a great place to do just that. So much info and so little time. :D

google. i think i was looking for acoustics info...

Nice thread :)

I found recording.org while googling for advice on DIY home studio isolation. I study music technology in Trondheim, Norway, and have been more or less into audio for many years. This forum is everything I've always looked for, I can't understand why I haven't found you before! Is this a new site?

Anyway, thanks for the excellent forum! I'll be using it a lot from now on!

Greetings audiokid from the soon to be thawed (I hope!) Alaska. I got to your great site from ( I hate to admit it ) Google searching for a review of some piece of gear. Keep up the good work!

Hi, I haven't been on this thread for a few months. Cool to read all your comments. Its been a lot of work and help from everyone. Our Mods, members, advertisers and Club support make RO what it is. As Kev from DIY say's "Its all good".

SommerZ, RO has been around since Sept 2000.

guitarbill, thanks for your club support! today!

big Cheers!

Proud to say that this is my first post...
But I found you guys through a random guy I talked to at an internet cafe while playing Counter Strike. I had a lot of questions and he told me to come here.

I was actually looking for some recording forums and found this one throug google.

I'm 26 years old guy from Iceland. I've been recording and mixing for 3 years, and loving it. I'm glad to have found this site it's full of usefull information.

I'm sorry if my spelling sucks it's not my native language:)

looking for mastering equipment - need advice...

HI - very new to this site trying to navigate my way round, found a thread on google re: designing a mastering studio, found it really useful - really want to talk to people - but-why are all the threads coming in XML? can't read hem properly -is it my ignorant internet experience? other tha that, loving it!

Same as the many others. A Google search helped me discover this wonderful community.

A professional acquaintance included a link within an e-mail he sent me, right after returning home to convalescence from lifesaving brain surgery. And so here I am, still. I won't go away. You can't make me! Recording.org has helped fill the void left behind by brain surgery and from what I can tell, quite two bits have been left out?? Is this what they call data reduction??

Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer do.
I'm half crazy over a Neumann tube.......

Stop Dave

Dave, please stop

Your name isn't Dave?????

Please deposit another $.25

Remy, what would we do here without you? I doubt that simply depositing another quarter would fix that!
BTW...HFNY to all!!!!!

moonbaby wrote: Remy, what would we do here without you? I doubt that simply depositing another quarter would fix that!
BTW...HFNY to all!!!!!

Remy is nuts!!! (Regular slang - could be taken wrong)

Remy is the nuts!!! (Poker slang - It's a good thing)

In honor of Remy and her heritage, here is a Did You Know? I ran across researching something else.

Did you know we use waaaaaaaay more Yiddish words than you would realize?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_English_words_of_Yiddish_origin

Hmmm. My first wife was a "JAP". That post brought back lots of memories. It also explained some of the words I used to hear that I didn't understand (and her family wouldn't explain!).
So, now I know that the reason my MCI 400 series console sounded like DREK was because the DYBBUK of the SCHMUCK who previously owned it
had permeated it. This resulted in all sorts of GLITCHES in the desk, that in turn, caused my client, a MACHER of a producer, to KVETCH like a MESHUGGENER. I would then, in response to his NOODGES, SCHLEP all of my test gear out, call the MAVENS at MCI, and attempt to SCHMOOZE with the tech while he gave me the SPIEL about their new 500 series, which I figured was just more SCHLOCK, anyway. Meanwhile, my client, the NUDNIK was such a PUTZ, all I wanted to do was to POTCH the MAMZER in the SCHNOZ... :lol:

Google rocks. I got here through a search for monitor shootouts. Specifically Dynaudio and Events.

I came from a goodle search on m-audio projectmix

I don't remember....
But I liked here. ;)

I just needed some good advise on some mic techniques! And of course GOOGLE led me straight here :o

Great forum here, been lurking around for awhile and have found a lot of great info, so I decided to register. Thanks

I am new here too,for anyone who wants to know more about me please go to my website http://www.myspace.com/danipetri

I am a student studying IT engineering at the moment(my main direction in my studies is audio) and I also was at an audio school before

> Clusty.com (search engine)
> sound engineering
> soundengineer.co.uk
> links pages
> recording.org
on account of, the name of it seemed pretty dedicated.

I did a google search for "recording forum".

Almost all the other forums I go to are blocked at work now and I needed to find something to read during slow work days :D

That's because the others are all full of crap and we are all full of goodness here.

The ever charming and wonderful
Ms. Remy Ann David

Well, there was this thread about this guy JP22. I don't know how I got here, but I was reading some threads and found my way to this forum. That thread was really hilarious. Then after getting a few laughs, I explored the rest of the site and it seemed nice, as I am also an artist-producer, myself (not a very good one yet I suppose).

Like many others.....google search!

Love it!

I actually was looking for information on a microphone, so I googled recording forum, and obviously this was the first one to pop up.

Hi everybody!I am new and want to say you have a fantastic forum here, lots of useful info and advices!
...With love to http://www.fastglit…

RemyRAD, post: 240420 wrote: That's because the others are all full of crap and we are all full of goodness here.

The ever charming and wonderful
Ms. Remy Ann David

Amen, to all of the above.

Honestly don't recall how I found recording.org, but probably through a google search on recording techniques or some other similar phrase.
Looks like the hard work is paying off, audiokid!

I found it through a google search quite a few months ago.

Brousing as I often do. Bonified gear and guitar junkie...you know!!!

I've found it with a google search few weeks ago.

Since this thread has been resurrected....

Unlike a lot of people that I see passing through, I bought Rod's book ( [[url=http://[/URL]="http://www.amazon.c…"]Home Recording Studio: Build it Like the Pros[/]="http://www.amazon.c…"]Home Recording Studio: Build it Like the Pros[/] ) BEFORE I came to RO's Studio Construction Forum. He mentions in the book that he gives advice here, so I packed up my stuff and moved in.

G'day all found this while looking for Presonus USB audiobox vs Firebox =)

Just registered today. Found through a google search looking for recording forums. Didn't see an introduction section, which most of the forums I belong to, have. That lets everyone have one place to go to and see and/or welcome the newly registered members, and a good place for the new member to post an introduction and a little about him/her self.
So I posted here...
....Reid

Not really "new" here but rediscovered. Life gets in the way at times.
Now I'm goin back to read what crap I posted several years ago. :redface:
:tongue:

Like "track as hot as possible". :tongue:

keldog, post: 376455 wrote: Like "track as hot as possible". :tongue:

Hey keldog, welcome back!
I wonder how many of us got caught on that one after crossing over from analog to Pro Tools 24. 2-bus hell.
Cheers!

Thanks boss.
I am curious, however, if the "track as hot as possible" thing still applies to 16 bit. I've been in 24 bit for years now but my son just picked up an old recorder that's 16 bit.
Whudda ya think?

hi keldog,

I don't think so. My first digital rig was Pro Tools 16 and it sounded like ass too. I thought Pro Tools 24 mix plus was going to be the answer and it was only marginally better. Their whole gimmick is all about plug-ins and adding cards to make them work. That $50,000 investment is now all in the junk closet. Clients helped me break even on it and I've since upgraded to hybrid bit by bit. Same rule applies though. Don't track too hot, you can't fix that.

ps

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Cheers!