I discovered an issue with my ZED and contacted tech support, here's how it went:

Hello all,

I need some tips for recording an Large ensemble( something about 60-70 musicians) in an large auditorium (300 people capacity).

It's a charity job for a project of my church, so the equipment is, unfortunately, low budget.

I actually have a Roland R26 recorder, a Audio-Technica AT2020 and two 5 meters height tripods.

My bass player just fried two channels on my board. He used a preamp compression pedal, into a passive DI box into an XLR channel. My formerly beautiful board smoked. It was clipping. We changed channels, DI box, cables and the second channel started to smell too. I disconnected the bass player and ran him thru my Roland keyboard amp. Please help me understand what happened!

Can you tell we're going through a creative spurt? We've been in the studio for the last month. Got a bunch of works in progress. I'm rolling them up as I complete them.

This is a little rock-a-billy tune.

Any/all comments warmly appreciated.

[MEDIA=soundcloud]kevin-white-2/for-forever-more[/MEDIA]

I recently picked up a PreSonus 1818VSL and got back into the recording game. I haven't done anything with my stuff in over 10 years. I used to use SONAR and had fairly decent results. My recordings are pretty close to what things sound like live but whenever I mix something down, it always sounds thin and quiet when compared to an "actual" recording from a decent studio.

Hi guys,
I thought I'd ask you veteran Samplitude/ Sequoia owners how the updates work.
Excuse me for being a bit gun-shy after the Gibson pulled the rug from CW fiasco.
I was a little confused at the website where if you had to reintall your version after the yearly

https://www.dropbox.com/s/h3cpd16f4lnnfjz/TheCussin%27Man-03JAN2018.wav?dl=0

Hi guys and girls !
I just found out the Fabfilter issued a new version of their excellent Limiter
They included level compensation to avoid being tricked with the volume change
And Yes finally : LUFS metering !
I'm gonna love it, I'm sure,,, (where's my credit card ?)

Hello

I have a group of Cubase projects in 44.100/24 bit.
They consist of mainly midi tracks of strings, drums, bass ( mostly VST Kontakt libraries) and a a few wav tracks of looped material.
This projects should function as basic tracks for a recording session when vocals, guitar and piano will be recorded.

They say less is more, and we're out to prove it, I guess. With the loss of two band members (due to personal reasons for both), we're down to a gang of four.

Although it is tempting when recording to overdub, we're trying to keep things "honest" in regards to what to expect when one comes to see us live.