Hi folks hope all is well.
I am re-visiting some old mixes, and there is a squeaky hi hat pedal.
I had miked the kit up rather sparsely, 2 over heads, one snare and one Kick drum mic.
It seems that the squeak is showing up in both Over Head mics. One less than the other (of course).
Is there any neat way of hiding or masking the squeak?

I thought that it might be helpful for some people to start a thread on how to use certain tools like compressors, limiters, gates, filters, etc.

For example when I first got a compressor plugin , it took me a while before I understood what the threshold was, attack, etc.

Thanks for the responses. I'm using a Tascam US 428 with a P III @ 1133 mhz. The memory is 512 MB. The mother board is an AZUS. I had OPUS 2000 build me this custom DAW computer.

I get short bursts of audio noise and the red led that indicates the hard drive is working lights up for short bursts.

I have posted this elsewhere on other boards. Does anyone know if there is still a move by the motherboard companies to have a 2GHz bi-directional bus speed by 2004?

I had read somewhere in a PC mag that there were video card companies working on it now, and that motherboards would be offered by 2004. This would be great, IMO.

I know that Sebatron himself has been warned about promoting this unit on this board, but I'm curious if any here have had a chance to use one of these units? I've read some good reviews and heard a lot of good word-of-mouth. To what other pres is the VMP comparable?

Thanks

OK, this is a weird one folks!

I am considering a possible studio setup where I would plug 2 separate line feeds into my monitor speakers (one TRS and one XLR). These are bi-amped monitors with both sets of connectors on the back, so they would both be line-level signals.

I have a pentium III 600 mhz processor, 256 Megs of RAM and a Lexicon Core 2. Can anyone help me with buffer settings and the like. I have no idea what this stuff is, or what it should be set at.

This is less of a game than it sounds. I want to get a digital stand alone recorder that 1) has four simultaneous inputs 2) has 1 optical out so I can dump to Cool edit and 3) is really really really cheap. Any ideas?

Ok, I know how the easy way works in theorie and in practice.

Take a synth.
Connect it with a recording system (something like a HD-Recorder or PC).
Press record and start playing!

I have a rather simple setup with an average Audio-Card, a Behringer mixer, PC and Cubase.

Hi all,

Haven't been around much lately, anyway, nice to see the good old Anus world still rolling ahead:)

My DAW is about one year old now (that is obsolete by modern standards:( I'm thinking about getting P4PE mobo and P4 2400 brain. What I should know in terms of fine details such as stepping, etc. Need a word of advice from you before I buy.

TIA