Hi there,I am a bit confused as to which type plugins can be used with PARIS ...I have 2.5 software,with ADAT card and 24-bit in mod..I have some VST stuff that works OK,but wonder about other types.

Anybody know of a good compression plugin of the DX or VST type that has side-chain capability?

Thanks.

For $500? Okay, I only have one small condensor mic, which is the ever-unpopular AKG C1000S. And I definitely want something for recording acoustic guitar. One mic would be enough if I also used a large condensor pointed behind the bridge. But I suppose having a matched pair would come in useful someday especially if I wanted to put them up in front of a drum kit.

Has anyone here had any experience with using balanced power transformers to get clean power to their entire setup? I'm looking at units from Furman and Equi=tech but I'm new to the area. I have 60Hz hum running through my lines like mad and I don't want to filter it out because of the entailed signal degradation.

Hello,

I just got my Masterlink yesterday and have not had yet a chance to address it. I will be useing a TC Electronic 96K Finalizer in conjunction with the Masterlink.

I am useing Red Book only and am seeking the best CD masters I can produce myself. (I am looking at about 30 album projects right now!)

Mixerman's testamony aside, I did my own HD test.

Otari MTR-90lll @15ips w/SR w/23 audio tracks.
HD 88.2 w/23 audio tracks.
HD 192 w/23 audio tracks.

The analog chain sounded best.
88.2 was good but sounded a little choked.
192 good with better detail and depth.

I have a mix coming up where I will be mixing tracks recorded directly to Pro Tools. I will be mixing on an API or vintage Neve and probably to 1/2". What suggestions can any of you experienced mixers give me to help shape and glue the tracks togather? Any ideas will be appreciated even if you think it might be obvious. Thanks.

Delivery specs for a project ask for Dolby "warble" tone. This is on a Digibeta. I'm at a total loss. Dolby has no info on "warble tone".
What is it, and what is it used for, and how can I generate it?

Thanks.

I know this is basic stuff to most of you, but I need to format a tape with timecode on my DA-88 with the SY-88 installed. Do I first have to "format" the tape as stated in the DA-88 manual and then stripe the time code? Or will striping timecode on an unformatted tape, format the tape?

Thanks.

I need to buy a line driver thing that will go from -10 TS to 4+ XLR. I've seen a bunch that are TS to TRS or RCA to XLR or RCA to TRS but it would be REALLY nice to not have to resolder all my cables. Oh yeah I need 8 channels.