Hello, everyone
I record classical music for a long time and already had a setup for recording. But recently, the radio station where I was working has stopped working and some equipment left with it.
I've been using this setup:

I dug my B77 half track out of the closet this morning.

I have a pair of M-Audio Studiophile BX8 monitors (NOT BX8a) that the Tweeters don't work no more. I talk to the parts service of M-Audio and they don't have that part availeble anymore. They send me a list of there oficial service centers to see if by any chance you still got that part in your stock but they dont. So now I have to find a replacement for it.

This evening I had to go train up some novice church volunteers on the basics of operating their sound system. So this afternoon in preparation, I downloaded the manual for their Mackie mixer to print out some handouts from the "Track mark-up sheets" you usually find toward the back of the manual.

Hi, this is my first post here. I hope you guys will bear with me and my probably very silly questions to you!

I have a Zoom H4n and I've lost its mini-USB cable. I'm trying to find a replacement and came across the 28/24 awg cable, which I had never heard of before...

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Man, this X/Y sounds pretty decent in a small room. What mics are these?

I'm in the market for some power conditioning rack units, maybe two of them: one for my guitar rig and one for my computer/recording rig. As it is now I have a mess of a power situation here, I'm using a lot of power strips and expansions and it's all going to the same outlet, guitar rig, recording rig, and computer.

The biggest problem with Native Instruments' virtual synth Massive is that you can't just one-click between user created patches. You have to click File, then click the appropriate bank, then scroll to the patch you want, and then finally open it. It's a real pain in the ass and AFAIK this is the only synth that has this problem.

Does anyone know of a workaround for this?

Hi guys,

I don't usually record live concerts, my field is moviemaking and my audio gear was bought to serve that purpose. Anyway, I also have a rock band and I wanted to make a good live recording without using the soundboard.

For all you GS style lovers, I've added a responsive style that looks similar to Gear Slutz. Works on iphone too.