Here's the drill,

I bought a couple of Palm handheld computer / organizers for me and the engineer at the studio. Idea being, fast updatable (syncronises with base computer(s) ) studio diary at all times, (even remote internet updating is possible)

Someone forgot to shut the door to the converted garage where I keep all my stuff and my pitbull (she chews thru really thick bones in minutes) went down and chewed on a 57 for at least 5 minutes and while its all dented and everything it still sounds the same. haha thought it was a funny story, i just wish the headphone amp she got to last month could have held up the same way.

Firstly you need to go to this page

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/a.vernon

and download the mp3 file there - shouldnt be too hard, theres only 1. :)

Hey guys, I was reading the post about the A/D converters and I saw you talking about how can you improve the audio quality if you have a good word clock source. Ok, here is my question. When you have a 001 for example and you use an ADI 8 Pro to record thru lightpipe, you use the ADI 8 Pro as the clock source right (on PT LE, Clock set to external)?

Hi Guys,
I've finally purchased my new system but I am having difficulties setting it all up. My system comprises of the following:
- Asus CUSL2-C Motherboard;
- 60 gig IDE Hard Drive;
- 18 gig Seagate Barracuda (ST318436LW) SCSI Hard Drive for Audio (not connected yet);
- Sony (CRX-160S) SCSI CD-R/RW (not connected yet);

Has anyone tried any of those? Or can comment anything about those?
dbx 386, HHB Radius10, PreSonus MP20 or ART Tube Preamp System or DIO Tube Preamp System.
Thanks

What should I do? Think about a small home studio. Should I get one of thos live audio snakes with 16 ins and 4 outs or should I build my snake/wallbox myself? How can I make a wallbox? Any ideas? Parts... etc?
Thanks

Hi,
I'm doing a favour for a friend this week, and in the process boldly going where no me has gone before. Everything should go fine, but I would be interested in anyone's input on the best way to mic a marimba.
Thanks,
Doug

Hi -

MixFest 2001 is about to begin, the files are being transferred by people and mixed. As much as I'd like a total free for all, there are some rules.

1. No replacing or adding instruments. Please use what you have. You are mixers, not producers. The point of this is to hear what people can do with the tracks they have. Having some kind of uniformity makes this easier to evaluate.