Hi everyone, i do not know where to post this question so if it is off topic, please forgive me.

I have a few tapes that were recorded on DA-38 machines, i want to transfer this audio information to wav or aif files.

Does anyone know of anyone in the NYC area who does work like this, or even a place that I can ship them too?

after much thought, i've narrowed my monitor search down to the event tr-6 monitors. at $399US...does anyone have any opinions on these. am i making a good choice, or is their other monitors in this price range you would strongly recommend more then these. (keep in mind i can't afford to save any longer as i need them for a project asap) so this price range would be most suitable) thanks

i recently purchased a pair of MSP5A's. now i was so excited to finally have a pair of decent monitors, as before i was using a very consumer-oriented Klipsch Promedia 2.1.

However, it has only been the second day and I don't even want to listen to them anymore.

So you're stuck on a desert island that happens to have a magic room that sounds great with anything, a fully stocked mic closet, and a 2 channel recorder with no pres.

What 2 channel pre would you choose, and why?
(I'm looking for a 2 channel pre, and thought this would be an entertaining way of asking.)

What I'm looking at:

Hi

I'm using Pro Tools LE digi002 with a powercore firewire for DSP (fxpansion rtas wrapper allows access to VSTs).

Things seem generally compatible except for:
1. changing parameters in some reverbs during playback causes a powercore crash
2. when access virus is included in the vst to rtas wrappers, then Pro Tools stops working.

This is the deal. I burn a Cubase session from one computer..bring it home and try to upload the session using the same Cubase program. for some reason it won't load the session. i always get a sample rate error. Has anyone had these types of problems with cubase?

does anyone know of any good plugins for making a DI guitar sound mic'd? is there any plugins that control stereo imaging? I just want to push the guitar back in my mix, it sounds way to up front. reverbs help on clean tone but sound like crap with heavy distortion. I live in an apartment building so Micing a cabinet is not an option.

thanks in advance

in my studio, which is a modest home-studio setup, i'm seeing something common through all the recordings/mixes: there's is a definite loss in high-end .

i'm wondering if this is due to the cabling, which is old and was not layed down under proper guidance etc. could the high-endloss be due to inductive reactance of the cables?

Hello

Right now I am using an Allen & Heath 16 channel compact mixer. If I were to purchase a console in, Ohhh say 1 to 2 years, what would be some other the best ones to look at first?I do mostly harder music (lots of guitar).
Also...if the cheapest line is the $1000 to $2500 (stuff that I am using now).