Hi Everyone,

Sorry for the imposing a MIDI topic but I need some help...

I'm not a MIDI guy at all but I have to use MIDI strings for a project that I'm doing. I got my hands on the Quantum Leap samples (which sound really good), but I'm just finding that I don't have the "MIDI chops" to make them sound as good as I know they can.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

Just curious about opinions...

I've been reading this forum for the last 6 months, but have never posted. I was wondering if I can get some help from someone out there. I'm in need of a quick recording of a Female Voice. All I need is someone to record the following 2 phrases in a somewhat slow and sexy voice:

"This is a D-Twizzle Production"

"This is a D-Twizzle Remix"

I have a Digidesign Mix core card and 2 farms cards sitting around rotting, and I was thinking about setting up a mobile rig in road cases with them. So with that in mind I am going to pick up 2 Apogee Rosetta 800's with the X-Digi-Mix cards to plug right into the Mix cards.

Hi everyone,

The band I play in called sproll is looking for a producer for our first full length album. We are based in Moncton, NB Canada and currently are not signed to a label and have not secured any distribution as this is our first full length album we will be releasing.

I am just wondering what type of mic set up do you prefer for drum overheads..XY, spaced pair..?

We have just upgraded our two sound card on the pcs in both radio studios at our college (m audio delt h/Ws) .

Now the studio running an earlier version of cool edit is fine. The other running version 2.00 now has an annoying bleep which is recorded every 30secs on the timeline and track.

Help

I've just bought myself a lovely Tascam 238S 8 track recorder. Being a standalone unit, I've got to invest in a mixer for the first time.

I've narrowed it down to either a Mackie CFX12 or a Mackie 1402VLZ. Can anyone tell me which of these would be better suited to my needs / set-up.

cheers
Will

I'm a newbie and am interested in the MOTU 896HD. When I look at how many inputs it has it says it has 18: 8 analog, 2 AES, and 8 ADAT channels. but the 8 ADAT channels are through one connector. How can that one connector cover 8 channels? If anyone has any info on this or can lead me to a site that explains how ADAT works it would be very helpful. Thanks.

Hi!
First, thanks to who had the idea of these forums, they're great!