I had the 824s for a while and didnt like them the least bit i could not get the mixes translating very well. This was disasterous for distributed material. I now use the event TR-6 and a super highend Amphion Argon2 minimonitor with a Bryston 3bsst amp this setup has really showed up flaws I'm my recordings and in commercialy released CDs.

Hello All.

Specifically looking for easy
http streaming using .mp3,
real audio, and .wma
Still any pointers to find good info,
simple and clear is great.

Thanks,
TimMainka
SonicFreedom

what the best bet in terms of a mixer for a surround setup. also, price is a consideration. we were thinking of the 02R 96, or the DM2000. There's also a Sony dmx board.

however, i'm slightly hesitant of the A/D D/A of the Yamaha. the Sony board is a bit more expensive and has some problems with plugins and DAW integration-- so I heard.

Any one have any experience with one of these?
How does it sound/is it usable etc.

I'm currently in Los Angeles where my daughter's band is recording in a Pro Tools environment.

I'm seriously impressed with the Beat Detective function.

Question: is there something similar for Sonar?

I know, I know. It's like yelling fire in a theater, but please hear me out.

I need a good Sonograph or Sonogram VST or DX plugin for Wavelab. I know about the one from Steinberg for their mastering edition but I was wondering if anyone knew of another one on the net. Thanks in advance for any assistance in this matter. Cross posted to the Wavelab forum.

Does anybody familier with these ?
Your opinioms please ... :)

I just upgraded to WINXP PRO in order to upgrade to Sound Forge 7.0. I installed my Steinberg Mastering Edition Direct X plugins and Sound Forge didn't recognize them. I even tried copying them into the Sound Forge Plugin folder and it still didn't recognize them.

Hi everyone, Im new here (so hopefully Im posting this in the right place/want to apologise in advance if Im not...)
I want to calculate the degree of phase shift between two sine Wavesof the same frequency. I have the following formula (but cant find the right symbols on my keyboard (!)):

degree of phase = time difference * frequency * 360