I need some sort of a stereo splitter box to send my mix signal to 2 sets of monitors. One signal will go to active monitors and one to an amp for passive monitors. Obviously the box needs to have an A/B select switch of some kind. I'm looking for decent quality otherwise I could just go to Radio Shack. Any suggestions or recommendations?

Thanks!

drbam :)

Man, I am my own worst enemy. Mixed all day on my new monitors, which I love, but I was not making anything sound good... I am rusty. Argh!

Both of these sytems are said to compared well with the likes of API, Neve, and FR RED by their respective manufacturers and/or reviewers. Is this a fact or just plain marketing bullsh*t. Anyone out there who has used either of these units that can give a direct comparison to the quality of the API, Neve, or comparible high-endpre's?

Forgive my ignorance, but I'm always running a little behind the times. I am currently using purchased midi drum tracks to insert into Adobe Audition and which drive a outboard drum machine(HR-16). I then record each drum sound(snare, hi-hat, etc) on a separate track in AA.

I'll be one to admitt, I like to lust over certain performance specs that most manufactures post on their products. The one that gets me is, products claiming to stand up to gear costing 5 times as much and performing just as well. A lot of this is very misleading.

Sorry to troll, but I am soliciting guidance.

I'm currently using Samplitude 7.21 as a do-all in the studio, but recently have been getting calls for remote work. Obviously, carting a complete DAW is out of the question...been toying with investing in the HD24, but before I even get one to demo, was hoping for feedback.

I'm in college and I plan on recording some songs soon and I will be using some people on campus to play a string part on some songs. If I use these people should I pay them a one-time fee? Do they get a cut of sales? What if they did it for free, but I magically made it big and sold a lot of recordings, could they demand a cut of the pay?

EDIT: Self-Removed. Sorry for the intrusion.

[ January 19, 2004, 10:02 AM: Message edited by: Rodney Spaulding ]

Hey,

No joke, it's been like over two year since I posted on here but I was hoping to get some input on a recurring issue I've been having with my mixes. Seperation.

Anybody using the converters in the HEDD to record to the HD24?

What is being used to convert from AES or SPDIF to ADAT optical?

Thanks,

Woods