Vasco

Congratulations on your degree! Best wishes for the future; I hope that you have a long and successful career.

Best Wishes,
John Stafford

I've been home recording for about 12 years and I've finally decided that now might be a good time to get into this so-called 'digital realm' everyones talking about these days. I've got about $5000 left to spend after purchasing a Blue Baby Bottle mic, Behringer Truth Monitors, a Midiman Ozone, Logic Pro 7 and a Power Mac G5.

Hello, newcomer to the list here. I tried a search, but didn't find anything relevant quickly, so I'll just ask. I have a live sound gig at a bar in Bozeman MT, bought a Mackie SDR a couple of years ago, and have been doing local band recordings since.

I was just browsing through some posts elsewhere on the net and I was surprised by how many people hate this mic. I know the TLM-103 has its critics, but I suppose it's a matter of taste, and of course it has earned a lot of admirers too. I'm just wondering how many people here have opinions on the 127.

Thanks,
John Stafford

Hi, I can see myself spending a lot of time on these forums :)

As the subject implies, I'm looking to upgrade...

Is there a way to transfer your digital songs to cassetes? :roll:

Im sure all of you are gonna eat this up! but i know a lot of you have quams about Behringer products as do i . A few days ago i was playing drums and monitoring through my mx-9000 when all of a sudden all i could hear was noise. I notice on my board that the main solo light had come on by itself. I could do absolutly nothing to turn this light off and cut the noise.

I have an AMEK tac magnum 36 channel console i just picked up, and the largest problem I have is that I cant find any online documentation like a users manuel, or anything Like that. so I will ask some questions I have here, and hope for the best.

Hey everybody. I own, use and love my Mackie HDR. but, It seems like it's on the soon to be "extinct" list. I hav'nt heard anything about a "new version" anywhere. and the Mackie HDR chat room is pretty much dead as well. I know Tascam and radar have cotinued production. The "stand alone" digital recorder is just the best idea in the world to me as far as practicality is concerned.

I'm looking for a decent audio desk. I've looked at the ones that they sell at Guitar Center, but they don't really do much for me. Any good desk companies out there for audio purposes?