I just wanted to jump in, say that I'm VERY HAPPY with a Yamaha product I've had for about ten years... the SY-77... it has a history all it's own, as far as my equipment goes, and thought you might enjoy hearing it's story...

hi
I ran into some hassle trying to import multiple files to be pasted into a different project. I imported them, but then how do I paste them?is there a paste in time?.It all makes sense and should be easy, but has anyone actually done it?
also sometimes when i render tracks, nothing seems to happen.. why?
Ferris TN

Anyone know if there is a roland forum out there where we could nab up a few users to get this forum going lol! I know Roland is a pretty popular product but they don't seem to branch out much in the daw world. I realize our site is just starting but I have never seen any Roland users on any forum. What ya all think? Are they selling? :cool:

Anyone with experience recording or mixing music like this, I'd love your input. My question regards background vocals in super produced acts like Destiny's Child etc.

Hi, I love this forum and have appreciated a lot of the advice presented here. I have a very elementary problem with getting quality sound when Micing my amplifier and am not sure the reason for it. I am recording to HD, my signal chain is (in reverse order) SB Live Platinum, Digitech

Hi guys,
I have a project studio, mostly rock oriented.
I work with a 2408mkII a G4/400 and Audiodesk.
I use this setup exactly liek a multitrack recorder, in fact I mix everyhting thru an analog desk.
I'm wondering if it may be of any help to switch to DP instead of AD. What DP is can offer more to me?
please help if you can.

ciao
ronnie

I need to record some songs where the drummer may not be around to do the initial tracks. I was thinking that I would bring in the acoustic guitarist (songwriter) and record that with a click track minus the vocal, then add the drums, bass, vocals, etc. at a later date. I was wondering if I will lose some of the feel of the song this way and if this is not recommended.
thanks,

There's no "Tech Help" forum on this site, but this is the "Gear" forum, so I'll try here. I have several pieces of old Altec tube gear, all of which have been put back into "like new" condition. Unfortunately, the compressor, a 436b, has started distorting no matter how I set the single gain control and no matter what level signal I send into the input.

What is the quickest way to check phase on a couple of mics (eg. drumset) on a mixer without a phase button? I have made a short mic cable with reverse polarity to put in series one cable at a time. Is there anything that you could quickly plug into the insert on each channel for checking phase? I'm using a Mackie 24*8.

Thanks
Mike

Howdy

Any tips on patchbay layout? Just curious to hear how other folks organize unnormalled patch points and what they commonly prefer to have normalled.