Hi all

I have a tiny evergrowing home studio that could need some good mikes other than my SM57, C3000 and MK219.
I could really use a stereo set of mikes for Micing a piano, overheads or basic location recording.

I have a Tascam US-122 USB Audio Interface. It has 2 mike inputs and two inserts and direct monitoring. I am using Adobe Audition. Is there anyway i can send reverb from Adobe into my Tascam so i can hear it in my head phones while actually recording. I dont want it to record the wet signal just dry. Help! What do i need to be able to do this.

I should say right up front, that I am a rank amateur when it comes to mixing. I recently read a great book on mixing called "The Mixing Engineer's Handbook" by Bobby Owsinski.

Sigh.. thought I knew this:

Speaker system rated 130 dB SPL at 1 meter (Mackie SA1521).

As we move away from the speaker, SPL drops by inverse square law.
Uh... 6dB each 2x distance? or was it 3 dB POWER each 2x?

Darn! I need to know this quick. THANKS!

Example: at 2,4,8,16 (What's the SPL at 16 meters?)

Have you folks standardised on a good "reference" CD transport/DAC combination or one CD player to handle CD repro in your studio?

I've been searching for the ultimate in CD reproduction and have decided to go for the Apogee Mini-DAC product. Anyone have some strong recommendations for the transport + Coax digital cable?

I used to post at RO a lot when I got my studio up and running thanks to everyone here. After about a year I’ve reached a point where I almost hate DP. It is one of the most unstable programs i've ever used.

Hello,
yes need import songs in audio format (Audio tracks, No midi), created in Nuendo 1.52, and open it in Cubase SX 1.0.6.

If is possible tell me how can i.:?

Thx. 8-)

I'm about to purchase a Samson servo 120 amp to power my Samson Resolv65 home studio monitors.

I thought it might be smarter for me to purchase a Home Theater Receiver that can also be used to listen to radio & connect it to my Home Stereo system. (just kicking ideas around before I buy)

Ok,

if you're familiar with logic, you probably know exactly why i'm asking this.

how can you use the Audiowerk8 interface as a DAE device, so that you can have a few extra in's and outs along with the core audio device? i know it can be done.

Any clever comments on this?

A lot of time i get the advice from Master engineers that i should leave master compression all together when mixing.

This makes me wonder if any Master engineer ever done a pop mix(Not jazz, classical etc.)

Have they ever heard what compression can do to a mix/balance if applied heavily on a downmix?