I am looking for a simple switching device that can take the signal from my sound card and allow me to switch between sources for output, including being able to output to a couple of different devices at the same time. Everything I am finding has multiple inputs to one output. Using a simple Y adapter will kill the output level and sound quality.

I have ardvark q10, Sonar 3, Alesis m1 active monitors, and a cabnit of moderate to decent mics. My question is 2 part really. First off, i dont feel that Im getting the quality that I should with vocals. The ardvark is very hot but when it comes down to tracking i would rather keep the vocalist close to the mic than for them to pull away on the high or loud notes.

I read a post on here from a while back by reasonable_guy pertaining to plate reverb parts. I tried to get in contact with him but was not successful. Does anyone know where I can get the necessary parts to build my own plate reverb or any other related info. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

It arrived last Thursday and sat taunting me until Sunday...too much work, couldn't get to it sooner. Finally yesterday afternoon I ran my U87 through it. It felt like I purchased a new mic as well. Kurt, you were so right. The clarity, depth and richness the VMP gives is fantastic.

Hey,
I was just curious as to what the difference is between the Antares Autotune rack version versus the autotune plugin . are there any differences in the amount of control available with each? what about the overall sonic quality of each. does one sound or function better?

Ernie

will keep this simple,

need to upgrade from Mackie mixer hell. I got $5k to spare for a 32chnl mixer for a home mixing project. I know this is not much for some of you pro but that is all i got.

I am going out from an otari MTR90MKII and sometime PT.

any suggestion is better than none.

thank you,

Hey guys!...

Its damn quiet round here lately. Everyone to busy recording?

What wierd and wonderful things are people doing with their seb pre's, or other associated product :0)?

I'm currently using a Yamaha AW4416 as my front end mixer. I track through a Sytek MPX-4A to the Yamaha, and connect to Nuendo through ADAT Lightpipe through a Nuendo Digiset. I have found the sound quality of 24 bit at 48k to be decent sound quality, but wonder what some other (better) options would be in terms of a front end for my system.

I am just curious how other folks are using wavelab?

I tried using montage but it seems to take longer, because if there is a problem with one song you have to re-render the entire montage. Also, it always seems like a compromise to set master effects (EQ, Limiting, etc) so that they work for all songs in the montage.

As the question asks, when I do even a rough mix of some sounds I'll add some reverb. As I turn up the return I here a BIG time phase difference!
It makes me want to shut it off. I notice this particularly when monitoring in headphones, less in the mains.

I also here this when I do a mix on a DAW sometimes.