Hey all,

After tons of planning and meetings I've got my new setup pretty well defined both for the immediate and long term.

hey just wondering where the best place to grab W10 is and if there is any reason to go w the boxes version vs the download. Seems to be a $30 difference between the two. I'm looking to upgrade in about a month.

Another merger. Let's hope the best sounding (imho) virtual drums continue to keep the same quality level. Fingers crossed over here.

http://www.soundonsound.com/news/roli-acquire-software-devs-fxpansion

Hi,

I just got my hands on an Antelope Zen Studio today..

Cool unit.. very easy to use.. I'll be comparing it to a M audio Profire 2626 and Behringer Ada 8200 through an ancient RME digiset that was sold by Steinberg back in the day.

hello recording.org, I'm new here, having read the rules i hope i won't break them,’ve searched the forums for the questions and haven’t been able to find them.

man this thing sounds pretty freakin good! Not much processing, and a few 'standard' pro outboard peices. Shows just what good tracking technique and a good band and arrangement and room could do. I wish my mixes sounded as good as these raw tracks!

Hello,

Once I get a good vocal take, I'll double it (copy, paste into new track), both tracks panned center. I'll move the quieter track just a touch behind the master in the timeline, and move it depending on how much spread or delay I want. Usually pretty tight before the air kicks in. Great natural sounding delay and verb without touching a plugin !

Decided to finally utilize my Mackie board for recording, so spent the day tuning and Micing drums. I am sticking with a basic 4 mic setup (kick, snare, ohL,ohR), but am also close Micing the toms to mix them with the OH's. The OH's will be basically the room sound, natural reverb. Setup is this: Kick: Audio- Technica MB series; Snare: GLS Audio 57 copy mic.