A question for those who record daily or semi daily. As part of my front end I want to place either an Eventide h3500 or Lexicon PCM80. I use a pair of Ward Beck m460's, an LA4 and want to spice up as I go in or rerecord through something to excite my material. Should I, should I use something else or ? I appreciate your help in this matter.

Just looking at the website. I can't imagine how you can make the Thorax any better? It's still my favorite audio tool. Can you tell us what you have in the works?

Hey

I've started building an home studio since 2 or 3 months now, but only to record vocals (for now).
Ive got myself packed up with a 'PRO' pre-amp (PRO Channel 1-Ch Tube MicAmp/Comp/EQ/2HE) and a Fame mic (Fame Vintage T47 tubemicrofone), using Reason and Cubase. but without a mixer, cuz it won't be any good unless i buy a really good one.

Looking to upgrade my mic set.

The two mics that I've read decent reviews on are the CAD E-350 and CAD Trion 8000 both which I can aquire for $500. An awesome microphone within the 400-600 price range for Acoustic, Vocals, and Ambient Recordings is what I'm looking for. Any advice, experience with these products, or even other mics within that price range?

thanks guys!

I've recently been offered a pair of these for $300.
I have been unable to find any info on them online (including Sennheiser's site).
They do come from a reputable source, but I gotta have something else to go on.
Anyone heard of these things?

*Any* help would be greatly appreciated!

Hello all,

I am having some issues getting my PreSonus Firestudio 26x26 to work with C4.

I updated the firmware and all on the FS, and made sure all the updates are good on the C4.

Hi all,

I'm looking to get a preamp, comp, eq strip. My goal is to warm/fatten up tracking and maybe do some basic mastering as well. I'd like it to have valves/tubes but it's not essential and I'd like the compressor to be strong as I'd like to experiment with harsh up front drum sounds.

I will be mainly recording vocals, acoustic guitar, elec guitar, drums etc.

Hey everyone - first time poster here!

So, the short story is that my new job wants me to trouble shoot a problem with their voice over studio. I have some experience as I have a very nice home studio and record a lot, but I am not a pro, and don't know all that much about voice over work.

Here goes:

I am currently using SONAR 7 Producer Ed.,
and MOTU 828 mkII for audio interface.

I use SONAR for vocal recording.
My aI'm is:
Record dry signal, but give some reverb effect to singer during recording.

What's the traditional setting to achieve, without latency?

I am building a new studio with some partners and they put me in charge of the DAW and overall recording set-up. I have decided that I want to run Cubase 4 (since I know it in and out) on a custom built PC. There are many more details, but I don't think I need to list out the whole thing for my question.