The Fletcher-Munson curves are one of many sets of equal-loudness contours for the human ear, determined experimentally by Harvey Fletcher and Wilden A. Munson, and reported in a 1933 paper entitled "Loudness, its definition, measurement and calculation" in the Journal of the Acoustic Society of America.

I'd like to make a spare room in my house suitable for recording spoken dialogue.

The three problems I see are:

- separating recording equipment/activity from performance
- the room is basically square (23'x23')
- there is a huge sawmill near my house.

Okay .. the readers digest version is I'm building a mini B studio ( studio A got moved to another location).

This started as a hobby for me way back in 1988 ( boy have we come along way). It's still a hobby now and will be my retirement hobby after my girls finish university ( if there's any money left LOL)

Anyhow, I'm struggling with the interface decisions ...

TLA - Tony Larking Audio apparently started out under the fathers name - Don Larking Audio

Hi...I have a PreSonus 192 interface with the xmax pre's, and have been looking at upgrading/getting other pre's for vocals and acoustic guitar.

Looking at

Hi all,

I'm currently in the process of crafting an EP from start to finish, all my own writing, recording, and producing. I have a deadline to meet and it leaves me with about two weeks to mix and master five songs.

What is a GOG file?
Drumagog uses a file format for it's samples called a GOG file. The introduction of GOG file format now allows you to author, arrange and save your own sample sets in a single file.

Hey there, I had a similar post a couple of months back, and you guys have been great, so I'd like to turn to you for help again.

Hey guys--my name is Peter. I'm new here--I found this forum after reading through Rod's book.

Hello All,

I am starting to mix a new track i recorded and want some advice on how to mix and handle FX returns and routing.

I was wondering how to pan FX returns like reverb & delay. I read somewhere that in case of reverb, the wet signal should be panned to the same position as the dry signal. Is this true?