Hi everyone,
I’ve been busy on my third solo album for about three years in total and I can finally say that the album is finished.

It’s being printed/replicated at the moment.

Hi all,

This is my first post, happy to be here.

The measurements of my room are as follows:

4.30m (meters) depth
3.00m width
2.70m hight

Now in my left corner is a small recording room made of plasterboard which is 2 meters in width and about 1.30m in depth.

ive been on an electronics YouTube binge, and this little thing came up for a review. I compared it to its peers, and read a bunch of reviews, and it seems the base $100 is the best bargain. This thing is a full PC ! Not particularly fast 1.4ghz w four cores, but this is a perfect device to use for downloading updates, and file transfers, etc etc.

hey all I thought I'd share this becasue it's probably very much how we will be communicating on there's forums in a few years. I pulled the trigger on the recolive switch app for $5. As owner of iPhone/pad it's gonna be perfect for my upcoming tutorials and media content starting next year.

For those that may be new to RO, please take the time to read

http://recording.org/threads/please-read-before-you-post.57560/

Hopefully you like it!

To cut a long story short...I have an iMac (running OSX Leopard) with Logic Studio 8, and want to record my songs to it.

I have a Kord X5D synth, Behringer C-1 XLR microphone, and Takamine (EG510SC) semi-acoustic guitar.

But I have no idea what sort of set-up gear I need for audio-recording with.

Well worth a look on how they recorded Solti in the 60s - pretty impressive.

Tomorrow, I'm recording someone playing acoustic guitar, and I may not have access to a mic stand. Can I just hold the mic? I know my hand will get tired, but it's a really simple part for a four minute song that I need to record. Btw I'm using a RODE NT2-a tomorrow (not mine, I'm borrowing it).

Hello Everyone,

Just finished up another Instructable.

In my never ending quest for a high quality ribbon microphone in every studio locker (chicken in every pot), I designed a tool to help corrugate ribbons for ribbon microphones.