Hi everybody,

Neumann came out with a re-issue of the U67 in 1991. How does it compare sonically to the original U67?

Steve Holt http://www.inner-music.com/

i have a PTIII system(2 dsp farms) and feel fairly abandoned by Digidesign in terms of upgrading options. their 001 system is a dead end and their MIX TDM systems are ridiculously high priced. they won't make anything past v5.01 work for PTIII either. so, which company out there should i be paying attention to in terms of finding a comparable system to PT MIX TDM?

I have PT LE 5.0 (w/Digi 001) installed in my computer. I want to know that if i install PT 4.0 (w/DAE Power Mix) in the same computer, this last one will run OK and what precausions/problems i have to get in mind.

thanks
jaime

System: PT LE 5.0 (Digi 001), b & w G3, 350 Mhz, OS 8.6, 192 Mb.

I have lots of outboard gear and don't want to stop using all of it. Great River, VMP-2, Cranesong, Lexicon, RNC's, etc. Have a 24 channel Mackie that could stay or go.
I would like to record either DAW or computer. Problem is, after reading 'till my eyes bleed, I'm not much closer than I was. Need 24 to 32 channels of digital with use of plugins editing, and etc.

I have lots of outboard gear and don't want to stop using all of it. Great River, VMP-2, Cranesong, Lexicon, RNC's, etc. Have a 24 channel Mackie that could stay or go.

I would like to record either DAW or computer. Problem is, after reading 'till my eyes bleed, I'm not much closer than I was. Need 24 to 32 channels of digital with use of plugins editing, and etc.

I know this is somewhat off-topic for this forum, but I figured there are a lot of knowledgeable people here so, here goes:

I just got paid by someone in monitor speakers (JBL MR905 speakers, three of them to be precise) and I haven't ever had to set up a PA speaker situation before. The speakers are 350 watts at 8 ohms each.

Okeydokey, I'm tired of not being able to hear anything in my studio. It's a spare bedroom with nice square walls and a closet with a building structure that resonates merrily with any bass coming out of my monitors.

I'd like to acoustically treat it. I don't want it live. I want it DEAD :)

FF

There are five factors that will put R.Ed on your "A" list:
1. The cost: it's less expensive than many competing products.
2. R.Ed sounds good.
3. It's super-stable.
4. The IDE drives...

anyone know of a good place to find a lot of used tape machines at reasonable prices?