Anybody here know what fair market value is for a Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 rev 3.3?
Everything works on it 100% functional and cosmetically its about an 8 out of 10.

How does this little marvel affect your mix approval process? Does anybody have a good work around or make mixing concessions to the loudness button? Do all consumers/bands use this at full volume on home stereos? And, finally, should I just give up and roll-off everything under 100 Hz? ;)

Hi there all you Fairlight users out there...both of you!

I recently applied to join Fairlight's own Forum. Unfortunately Fairlight's policy is that you actually have to own one of their units for you to be allowed access to such hallowed ground.

Hi everyone,

I just won the auction on a CBS volumax limiter (model 411) over at eBay.

Do you know any resources on how to hot-rod these units? I'd be happy enough if I could dial in attack, release and threshold. Any hints are warmly welcome.

To Audimax owners: Are there tasks where the Audimax particularly shines at?

Thanks in advance,

Michael

Just received the CRane Song analog dither CD. Per their instructions, I mixed it into a tune I'm mastering (recorded/mixed on Pro Tools LE at 16/44.1 I think - took the CD-R & D/A'd it out of my Tascam CD-RW2000 (24 bit), ran it across my tube A/D at 24/88.2 & into the DAW - which was a huge improvement in itself).

Hello

I've been reading a bit about this at http://www.intel.com/home/tech/optimize_pc.htm

I'm currently running an Asus P4T-E with a Pentium 4 1.8. Does anyone know anything driver/software/whatever it is? It looks interesting, but I'm a little wary of installing something I don't know much about.

Universal Audio has finally released their 2.10 upgrade to their Powered Plugins that run on the UAD-1 card. This release includes the long-awaited Nigel guitar processor (I would guess it is similar to the Amp Farm for Pro Tools and Warp from Steinberg).

They are also due to release their emulation of the Pultec EQ within the month! Way kewl!

I've just spotted this after maxing out my Mix+ system with a pretty complex session. In the system usage screen, it looked like one of the DSP chips was free even though I was getting out of DSP errors. However, a mouse click on the chip resulted in it turning red and the message 100% appearing. Allocated to what? I'd normally expect to see something a bit more descriptive.