Hi all. I'm doing some sound design for a website and am looking for thoughts as to how to impart the sound of an old analog tape recording to the material. The premise is that this is a recording someone made documenting the ghostly cries of a mother who haunts a mountain, searching for her lost little girl. Thanks in advance for your ideas.

Hi,

I was offered a UE 100 Tube EQ from
Klein & Hummel. Unfortunately,
I know nothing about it. The guy wants
600 Dollars for it. Is that ok, or too much,
is it recommendable?

Thanks,

Lars

Are pentium Motherboards better with Digidesign?

If I get a pentium board, will I have to get a new case?

If I get a SCSI hard drive, will I have to get rid of my current IDE?

Hello,

Anyone have experience with these mic preamps ? Do they sound good?

Thanks,
Michael

A canadian musician came with his 01V,that we're going to use on stage, but its voltage is 110V and we need to change it to 220V in Europe.
does anybody know about the way to do it?
Thanks

A canadian musician came with his 01V,that we're going to use on stage, but its voltage is 110V and we need to change it to 220V in Europe.
does anybody know about the way to do it?
Thanks

Please help...

I got Unity DS-1 with DP and Unity manual says it can be recorded once inside DP... I tried routing aux to audio tracks, Unity to audio tracks, bouncing to disk... I got everything running and sounding, but still can't have it recorded to disk.

I must have the work done tomorrow evening and I'm starting to think I'm in trouble.

Just when it seems my mixing has improved in many areas (which it has, inevitably after much practice), I've yet to nail this one down.
It's what I hear on most of my favorite commercial tracks, and if I could conquer this one, It'll feel as if I'm 'almost there.'

The sense of depth within the mix.

I know I can get a digital 8 track recorder, say BOSS for about $800 Can. and a decent condenser mic for upwards of $200,and I would have to get a CD burner unit for a few hun more at least.
But how does it differ from a computer set up built solely for audio recording, mixing?

Hi Harvey and everyone.

As I was going through my equipment closet I came across the mic above. I didn't think much about it but became curious when I did a google search and found it was reviewed in an old audio mag (the body of the review was unavailable) and was part of the equipment in a studio. Another site had someone's opinion that it was similar to an AKG 431.