Hi I'm about to probably open up a huge debate, but please lets not turn this question into that.

I'm getting "no image x's", including my Avatar, for SOME of the images on the site, not all? What' happening here..?

Teddy G.

Having used ORTF cardioids as my main pair for a couple of years, I would like to try omni microphones in a spaced A-B pair configuration. I’m hoping to get a fuller sound. The chamber ensemble I record gives concerts where the size of the ensemble varies from piece to piece – from trios on up to baroque orchestras of a dozen or so musicians – all on the same concert.

i've been linking channels together using a 1/4" unbalnced lead from output to di input.is there any advantage in using the balanced cables i.e XLR to xlr?does it really matter?

What would you do for a voice which is actually a speech for a video, its just a voice, what would you do to it to make it sound as good as possible, I know this is very simple, just want to know different opinions. In my case, Id EQ and compress. how about you?

I was wondering that if you have a very good plugins bundle with great EQ's, Compressors, Reverbs, etc. Why woild you have the same as outboard gear. This question might seem stupid to some of you, Im just a newbie.

Woudnt it be enough with the plugins, if not, what would be the difference between these? Do they both have different uses?

thanks

I am currently running a ART TPS II preamp with a Shure Ksm57 through Monster cable high-endcables into a Digi002 Console and Roland 65a Monitors. (Rolands left unit keeps chipping out? Dunno the problem and how to fix it)

Let me preface this post by saying that I realize that mixing is entirely subjective. However, I need a place to start and I figured no better place to ask than recording.org.

That being said let me move to the question.

Is reverb often placed on every element of a song to provide a sense of depth/space?

Due to the everlasting budget-problem, I have to master most of my work myself.
When mastering, I first listen to the mix on various systems, and make notes on the sound.
Allmost everytime I find the mix lacking highs from about 4k. This is confermed by the Waves PAZ analyzer, showing a gentle rolloff in the high frequenties.

Hello Forum-ites~
I litterally just installed the Delta 1010LT & Cubase SE last night, read the 1010 manual, I'm half way thru SE manual, thought I'd check out some forums, etc,
I saw a post that said you can only live record 2 Inputs using this HW & SW setup, is that true?