Hello,

I finally decided to start building a soundproof studio, but I'm not sure what I want. I'm hoping this forum is a good place to get some insight.

So I was so interested in the 1612 Tubes I got to play with... I started a hybrid design. The concept is a vari-mu style compressor using the 1612 as the front end after a Jensen XFMR. I am thinking of then running LA2 style buffer and driver amplifier into a Jensen output XFMR. But the side chain will be solid state and use either a LOG amp or a THAT audio engine..

Hi folks! New to forum here. Before I begin, please know I've searched forums & threads far and wide on the topic of soundproofing sheds but just had some questions I've never seen fully answered, as well as having bought and read the Gervais build-your-own-studio book.

A nice flash around Abbey Rd - and apart from the acoustics, a nice look at the Decca Tree - the first time I've heard anyone well known talk about it.
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Here's the latest compilation. 38 singers, 5 musicians and the conductor - all recorded at home. Audio wise - eq, and sync only.

This question pertains to something mentioned in the thread over here: in-need-of-a-power-supply-for-a-Alesis

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I use Samplitude Pro X4 Suite with a Frontier Alphatrak MIDI controller, it works beautifully, however I'd like to change what some of the buttons do.

Hello someone Calrec pre / eq PQ2462, I have two modules in a rack to use with condenser microphones, the truth is that they give me a lot of noise when I activate the phantom power. . I would like to find some documentation about them. The pcb is marked as PQ 815-022-9

Thank you

hello,
I have an me66/k6
on phantom power sounds great
i have replaced the battery several times and tested them and the light will not come on
and there is no sound when i push the battery on switch.

help...

Hi there,

I have used portable recorders starting in the 80s (WM-D3) and continued in the 90s (TCD-D8), mostly for recording piano recitals. My microphones of choice were and are the OKM-2 binaural mics by the Berlin 'Soundman' company and they served me really well.