This was just too cool not to share. I don't play this style but I totally wanna write a song with it, just to track at this little studio. I love how the studio is almost a mueseum as well as first class in its authenticity. Fabulous. Or was that the 60's.?

To the entire RO community, all replies welcome and encouraged...

"Typically" speaking...

On your mixes, do you use HP, Shelving, or... nothing at all?

(And I'm referring to the master stereo bus, not individual tracks, or sub-groups/ buses.)

Seventh Heaven

I'm working on an EP for a friend of mine and I'm pushing myself to do a good job and I'm getting really happy with the results. I tracked everything right here in my living room just muffling the walls and windows with blankets, nothing fancy. Overall I think the quality of the recordings is good and everything sounds great except for one thing: the top end, the drum cymbals.

I can only use the living room in my new apartment. I need advice where to place my desk and monitors. The 3D rendering is of the apartment but the furnishings aren't mine. Think of the living room empty. I haven't moved in yet.

Looks like antelope is acknowledging the uses of digital trim. Their doing it thru a reworking of thier dsp chip, as opposed to I'm guessing a hardware relay or something on some other designs? Also something that struck me was the guy being interviewed saying digital trim gets a bad rap becuase of headroom issues.

Greetings, all:

Recent purchaser of an Otari MX-80 24-track desperately seeking a 16-track headstack for it. I'm getting the sense they may be hard to come by. Anyone have any leads/suggestions?

– Peter C / Red Channels / El Cerrito, CA

I'm not sure that I belong on this forum. But I just wanted advice...I'm a hobbyist songwriter with no mic. so I use my cheap chinese replica earphones(with mic attached) to record.

I want to buy a cheap mic to get clear recordings rather than sing upclose into a tiny hole.

Live recording mit Electribe and Arturia Analog Experience:

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greeting Theuderich

I am looking for a microphone to attach to a wood clock to record the ticking and chimes and other things. I don't know what that type is called so I couldn't find them when I looked it up.