Hi gang...
I'm finally having a long-overdue surgery performed on Wednesday ( tomorrow), to have scar tissue removed from my bladder and urethra, which was in part caused by the radiation treatments I had last year, the other part being hereditary. ( Thanks, Pop. LOL)

Gobo is a slang term used by sound recording engineers to refer to a movable acoustic isolation panel.

I used to buy higher end pro audio equipment at Annex Pro on Granville but it looks like they are only selling video equipment now. Who is selling the higher end Pro Audio equipment in Vancouver, Canada now?

Thanks.

Ok so i've had the same issue with 2 separate units now. When making a patch, I set the key of the song in "hardtune" and no matter how many times I store the preset, as soon as I scroll to another preset and go back to the one I had just saved, the key as been reset to C. So obviously this unit is completely sabotaging it's own purpose and driving me insane at the same time.

I need to buy some good quality casette tapes and i heard i can buy some from bulk warehouses or something like that...give me some good ideas please.

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I love the sound of this mic. I first heard it on an acoustic guitar and had to look for more examples.

Which of these examples on recording acoustic guitar do you prefer and why?

A luthier (/ˈluːtiər/ LOO-ti-ər)[1] is someone who builds or repairs string instruments generally consisting of a neck and a sound box. The word "luthier" comes from the French word luth, which means lute. A luthier was originally a maker of lutes, but the term now includes makers of stringed instruments such as the violin or classical guitar.

Hello,
I'm facing a huge problem making it impossible to record any electric instrument anymore! Here a recap:

So... I have a LV track for a new song I'm working on...
The song is fresh, not beaten to death yet.
My Pitch is fine. My Phrasing is fine. The Sonics of the recording are also very nice.

And I hate it. I despise it. It sounds awful.