I am trying to decide whether to get a Mackie SR32-4 or a Yamaha MG32/14FX. I need 32 channels. I was told that the Yamaha had better eq. The Yamaha also has onboard effects which the Mackie does not. The Mackie also has some nice features though. Does anyone have any advice?

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hello!
which would you use? Sonar 3 producer edition or pro tools 5.01. I have to tell you: I honestly don't know if the pro tools version is old... would I get basically the same results in a home recording studio?

Fer

i'm thinking about getting this book. i have read most of the other commonly recommended ones. this one isn't listed in Recording.org's recommended books list. however, i've heard some really good isolated feedback on it. if it wasn't so expensive, i'd have already bought it. however, i wanted to make sure it's really worth the $70.

hi...i have been doing all my projects using Nuendo...the studio where i want to get a final mix/mastering done only has Pro Tools...

i can do a mixdown of each track in WAV and open it in Pro Tools but i was wondering if there is an advantage of doing the mixdown in OMF (have never done OMF mixdowns so completely illiterate about that)...

:?: Hello everyone,

Does anyone knows how much cost SADIE's like dsd2 or dsd8 ? I have absolutely no idea at ALL !

Thanks !

Richard :?:

Hi everyone. This will be another newbie question but can anyone tell me what significance panning has in the recording process? There was this sound engineer guy I talked to once who said I need to pan a channel all the way to the left or right prior to recording a track. Does this really matter? If this is indeed the case, why?

any difference between the msp5 and msp5a i should know about before purchasing a pair of msp5a's?

-nathan

Hello, all.

I'm finally on my way to setting up a studio of my own, and have been shopping around for components, and I'm curious as to what the wonderful folk of this forum would consider their ideal set-up. The only limitation? Everything possible must be analog. Maybe it's my history in live sound, or my aversion to learning Mac, but let's see what you folk can do with this. Run wild.