A band I am working with is going to be recording some tracks with a Fender Rhodes. I have never recorded a Rhodes before. The player tells me he has a nice matching amp that he really likes the sound of. It breaks up nicely. What is the best approach to recording this instrument? I have the following tools to work with. Preamps: API 312+, TL Audio pre/comp, TL Audio pre, Mackie XDR pres.

Well, we were tracking vocals tonight and the bands drummer accidentaly spilt a beer into the mixer ( a Soundcraft Ghost 32). And yah, before anyone says it, I was gain riding the preamp and had no idea this f**ked up jackass had beer over my board.

My cohort in crime just bought...without looking around (moron) an EBay special. What I know is this: P4 1.6 socket 478, 400w power supply, case, and the mobo is a ECS P4 S5A. Here's the specs:
SiS645 & SiS961 Chipset
Socket 478 for Pentium 4
Support 2SDRAM + 2DDR (supports DDR 333 (PC2700)
UltraDMA 66/100
AC97 Audio Codec on board

OK, here is some "real world" (not mine yet though - damn...) info on Raid vs NoRaid -

Hello everybody, I am putting together an information site for audio enthusiasts with topics relating to home and pro recording, live sound, midi, digital audio, a/v and anything else audio.

Hello everybody, I am putting together an information site for audio enthusiasts with topics relating to home and pro recording, live sound, midi, digital audio, a/v and anything else audio.

hi,i connect with a digital cable (rca)from my S/PDIF out to digital in in my soundcard,but my sound card have nota coaxial jack,just a normal plug,so i find a coaxial jack adapter and it fit,but no signal ?
i hope somebody can help me, thanks
martin. .

Opus, is there such a thing as a PCI card extender? What I want to do is, break into the cable before the extended slot, and feed a discrete power source to whatever is in the slot, to isolate it from spurious voltages. The DC power rails are noisy, even with the best power supplies and mobo's. Also, I'd like to put the sound cards in thier own metal enclosed box.

I'd like to know you opinions on this subject. I am about to make some rock records on tape, and i have to make the decision on what speed to track. Tape costs are prohibitive here in Argentina, so 15 ips is a lot more affordable to us. I made some comparisons, and I didn't seem to hear any improvement on the bass response on 15, as i expected.

I must say I love these Mackie 824's. When I bought them last summer, I also purchased 42" stands to place them on. A while later, after trying different positions and width apart (including the general 'equilateral triangle w/listener' rule), I came to the conclusion that they were standing too high in relation to my sitting position, I felt I could do better.