Hi fellow recordists,

A survey about how happy you are with audio processing tools..

https://goo.gl/form…

Thanks so much!

HI all,
yesterday I was Micing up a drum kit and for the 1st time all the pres on my TOft ATB console are really hot. For the over heads and front of kit, along with others, the pres are all the way down and even had to lower the channel fader to reduce the level. they sound fine, there just really hot.

All right, I just spent half a day researching this, including on this website, and I'm still not sure, so I registered just in order to ask.

First, start with the Wikipedia article on L-R and focus on the 2nd order L-R crossover response plot.

hey all. ive been doing some research for a new project I'm working on, having stumbled into a studio with a rich local heritage and pretty infamous rep. Anyway, they did a lot of work there over the years, especially in the 85-99 span. this is a song i actually remember digging as a grade schooler on a skateboard ('93). Lol Ska waas a thing for a month. anyone else remember this one?

hey all.

i have a recording of a broadcast about 2hrs long, with a bunch of songs and comercials. i want to just cut out some commercials, and name/export the songs individually so they'll play in a playlist in my media player. it was originally recorded into Audacity, using the (internal) L/R of the laptop as the source, ie 'what u hear' option.

Here is another test I did today to compare Sound Devices Mixpre-6 vs Tascam HS-P82.

It's not a strictly scientific test, but I think one can get the taste of how both recorders compare in sonic quality.
One of them is called Recorder_01, the other is Recorder_02, for obvious reasons.

As there was a bit of discussion recently whether peak normalizing tracks to compare different mics or recorders is bad or not, I did some testing for myself.

Anyone else seen the publicity shots for the Biopic, showing 'Judy Garland' singing into a ... British Grampian DP4 (or DP-8 - can't see the switch) microphone? Never a good mic, these were omni, had absolutely no warmth whatsoever, no proximity effect and a 'classic' mic that never ever cut it.

Hi!