Hi! I pulled this nice set of VU meters from a old nakamichi tape deck. The deck powered up but I think the belt was shot. Any way I was going to build another set of VU's for a mate. I was stoked that I only had to unscrew two screws and the whole VU module popped out. I hooked up some power and the lamps fired up! Good start! I tried to get some 1kh test tone signal in from my 02R in to it.

I need help over this..at the moment I m on mac lion 10.7.5.macmini..I have a snow leopard hardisk with window xp partition taken from my hardware problems macbook..can I run any applications eg reason 3 or Pro Tools mpowered 7 via this external hardisk..some of my old projects I need to access..need advice from any expert here..thanx

I was just listening to a bunch of Freddie Mercury live. Some with Pavarotti and some with Monserrat Caballe. These were live recordings and though there were minor imperfections, I had forgotten what true talent sounds like sans autotune or melodyne.

I've always loved this song. This latest version uses many microphones as seen in the video. The one Jimmy Somerville is singing into looks very old. I'd like to know what type it is.

I'm thinking of a couple of different methods for recording. To start, most of the recording will be location so I'm interested in portability. The recordings will be quiet source classical ensembles, with some jazz/blues/small rock clubs too.

This thread was inspired from an existing topic, moved here so we can help others needing better performance using a dual boot system.
 

DonnyThompson dvdhawkBoswell pcrecord Kurt Foster Chris

Hi Pal...

So, I'm thinking about maybe adding another preamp to my rig in the next month or two. As you probably already know, I'm currently using PreSonus XMax pres for the bulk of my recording.

I know that you have the Focusrite ISA 1.. and I know you like it.

If you don't mind, could you talk to me a bit more about this model?

Anyone know of a good multitrack recorder for Android which you use? All I have is a basic idea recorder, single track, so I have to hum each part in a linear sequence. Makes it difficult to be creative when you listen to it that way so I'm looking for a good on the go four track or something so I can layer my ideas via humming/singing when I'm out and about.

I have been using pro audio gear for over 25 years. I made a big mistake. Based on in store listening and recommendations, I bought KRK Rokit 8 monitors. Based on daily use, I believe that these are very poor for mixing audio (range / poor sound quality). I should have done more homework There are many, many great options out there in the same price range.