Hi, all!

Anyone have a copy of this manual? Or know where I can get one? Also, if anyone would be willing to share their favorite settings, along with the function it performs that would be great :tu: . I just got one of these fixed up and would like to start using it.

Muchos gracias.
rob

My band is about to record a 10 song demo and we are faced with a big decision about which recording rig to use.

I have a rig consisting of 3 20 bit ADATs, a Tascam M-1516 mixer, several RNCs and other decent compressors, Drawmer noise gates, several Digitech TSR-24 and Lexicon reverbs, several Rane SP-15 parametric EQs, and some other good quality rack gear.

run... don't walk...

http://www.knufinke.de/sir/index_en.html

Hey everybody, I'm a graduate student doing research on recording studio design and acoustics. I have developed a short online questionnaire, and I would very much appreciate if the board moderators, producers, and engineers out there would take a few minutes and fill it out.

Recently, i have discover that one of my friends have 12 Telefunken pres from an old Telefunken mixer (1968 - 70?) i dont know exactly which model are the pres (V625?) the manual is entirely in german...the name of the mixer is: STANDARD-REGIESTISCH BT 12/4...anyone can help me?

which do you guys think is better?

i hear the quested q108s are flat and the Genelec are coloured... what's your opinion?

Which of these two keyboards (or sound modules)would you buy, and why? Please be as detailed as possible. I'm hearing from many that the Motif would demolish the Triton, but no one ever gives me the reason why.

Music Genre: Rap & Hip Hop

Hi, this is my first post on this board, so hello to all!

[ January 21, 2004, 03:03 PM: Message edited by: closer ]

Well, not yet, but it's threatening to. I'm looking at moving from a board that fits comfortably on my 32" by 66" work surface, meaning that monitors (audio and computer) also fit on the surface. The new board I'm looking at will completely fill my work surface, meaning I'm going to need to build/kludge something to fit it.