Hey Everybody,
I have decided to move along, to resign my post as Moderator here in the Digital Audio Forum. It has been plenty fun but I ready for new things. DAvid French is doing a great job and I am completely confident in his abilities. I will still be hanging around the boards, so don't get too misty-eyed.
And that, as they say, is that,

Ok, I need a bit of help here.

Has anyone test drove these yet? I'm looking to upgrade soon and a friend of mine just purchased a set from GC here in Northern Va about 3 weeks ago. The reason I have'nt bothered him on the performance thing yet is because he's in the middle of renovating his studio (as we speak) and he lives too far for me to get a chance to check them out.

Anyone here has heard the latest album from Juan luis Guerra?...i think the recording Eng. is Eric Shilling, i`m very interested to know his recording technique in the "tambora dominicana" and percussion in general...please, if anyone know something about it, tell us a little... :D thanx in advance

Yes start throwing things at me now.

Did I say I am new to PT LE and recording?

I keep seeing all this "summing" talk here.

What the hell is it exactly? What is it used for? Why would you use it?

Hey,
I'm starting a recording/live sound business and I do have some clients, all of which were from word of mouth. I know that's the best kind of advertising.

But since I'm just getting started, I think some advertising may be helpful.

I'm located 20 miles east of the Minneapolis/St. Paul area, if that matters for your replies.

Hello,

Now I am fairly new here, but since i found this forum, i've been reading quite a few of the past posts, and having done that, i realise that this topic has been beaten to the ground as it is, but if anyone has the time to hear it, here's my story...

Ok first sorry for starting yet another monitor topic!

I have a pair of PMC AML1's which I use for my main monitors and I love them. They seem to translate pretty well and I have got used to mixing on them.

When, during the process of producing a song, should one "normalise"? Is it wise to normalise everything straight away or at some other time (like at the end of recording a certain instrument)?