Anyone have any starting point tips for rap vocals (mics, placement, signal chain, techniques, etc...).

Trackin' a guy next week. We'll probably experiment a little with a few pre's, comps, & mics, but if anyone has any good ideas or suggestions. let em fly.

My mics: Lawson L47-MP, Blueberry, 414B-ULS, 57's, sm81's, blah blah.

I have a friend that just obtained 2 vf14 tubes.

Do you know anyone who might be looking for a VF14 tube or two? They are new old stock in original packaging and test good.

BTW: Do you know what the going rate is for such a thing? My friend thanks you.

Sal Vito
The Man of Sound
salvito@hotmail.com
312-409-0176

I would use a multi-channel compressor, preferably 6, 8, or 10 channels. This is a hobby, so price is a factor-- less than a grand please! :)

Size is also a factor, as is knobbage. I need a good balance between smallish size and immediate control. One knob per basic function per channel is optimal.

I wanted cheap removable hard drive storage for my G4 to archive all my files to and to have a way to store a single project on each disk.

I wanted to use IDE because it's cheap fast, and pretty reliable. I didn't want to use firewire or SCSI because they're more expensive.

I purchased it among other things at a studio sale years ago and forgot about having it. I've never heard anyone talk about using one so I'm guessing its probably junk?

Anyone got any suggestions.

hi there,
I've been waiting for my DP3 copy for a couple weeks now, and I'm still waiting.
Anyway, I have a small problem to resolve.
I have a metla band tracking right now, and they got a sh*tty drumset.

. where the mixes don't boom when I go somewhere else and hit play.

I've been (unsuccessfully) looking for a matched pair of vintage KM84 mics, which no one seems to have.

Considering how many of these have been sold I wouldn't think it difficult at all to find a pair somewhere, but so far - nothing! I see loads of U87's, 67's etc - all the large diaphragm stuff, but no 84's.

Hi Bob, just read the post in Fletcher's and came over here :)

I'm interested in vinyl record restoration, removing hiss, pops, declicking etc.

I have been using "The DeClicker" from Steinberg for a few years and it's okay but it adds some distortion during the process.

I'm using a Mac :D

Chris

We were pumpin' along fine here, and then...it's like somebody turned the lights on.

Is it just 'cause it's summer, and everyone's out getting some sun and fun?

Is Roland gear so easy to use that it doesn't need a forum?

Was it something I said? Do my feet stink? :eek: