I'm still toiling over what "all in one" unit to get. I've narrowed it down to two, but if you have any other great suggestions feel free to throw them in.

Hi, I am looking for a keyboard controller to use with my VSTi's at the moment I am using a keytar with 2 octaves and keys as thick as my fingers. I am looking for something with at least 4 octaves.
thanks

Ok, so I am listening to KISS recently, and I notice somthing about their snare rolls. They seem to have a faint flanging quality to them. Anyone else noticed that, or heard a similar effect on any other album?

my little brother just gave me their greatest hits, I think I may have to start picking up a few of their albums, great stuff.

Eric

I've been looking at many different A/D/A converters and was wondering if people believe the $1500 difference in these two pieces of equipment are worth passing on the Alesis AI-3 and saving for the
RME ADI-8 Pro.

I was recording my singer, Mattie, in the basement the other night for the first time in months.

First my setup:

Blue Baby Bottle
Speck MicPre 5.0
RNC
Speck ASC EQ
> A/D converter (S/PDIF)>Echo Mia

So, the signal was pretty hot. I engaged the
20dB pad on the Speck MicPre and boosted the input gain accordingly.

Howdy! Got some questions and hope I can get a little advice. Just found this site last week and have found some great info!

Sorry for this budget-question, but how useful is the boundary ('PZM') mic that Radio Shack has for US$39.99 ?
It's the Optimus #33-3022.

Since someone here will be visiting the US soon I was thinking about asking him to get me a pair.

This more likely than not has been talked about here, in the past. My question is what was the model number of the first origional Yamaha NS10? Is it the NS10M or is there an even earlier more origional monitor named "NS10" without the "M"? Is there a difference between the two?

I'm fed up with my Roland digital 8 track recorder; the zip drive constantly crashes and I've lost more than one song. so. I want to convert my studio to a PC based system. The problem is that I know nothing about recording with a PC. I know that there are many easy to use systems and I'll look into which one is best for me.

Either the Tube or FET version?

I understand that these are re-makes (or cheaper copies) of some earlier GT mics.

Musician's Friend is blowing these out and I was wondering if anyone had any experience with these mics and could describe the sonic difference one could expect between the tube and FET (the FET being describes as "warmer" in product ads).

-mike