Hello guys,

This isn't recording related but I use this forum for help some times and thought someone might be able to advise.

If I get a pair of Active PA speakers or passive speaks with an amp is there ANY reason I wouldn't be able to use a Zoom R16 as a mixer for the purposes of a small live gig for about 150-200 people.

Cheeeeers

Hi,

What are your thoughts on a DAV BG-1u + WARM WA12 (or upcoming TB12) as a preamp combo vs the Focusrite Liquid Channel and ISA One?

These will be used mainly to record vocals and acoustic/elec guitar and bass.

The advantage of the Focusrite pres is they have built in A/D conversion which may be an advantage. My interface is a Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 DSP.

Currently building up 2 racks.
2 Furman PL plus in each supply power distro.

hi everyone i please need some help with an Geology excursion i was just on and because of the wing on my recording i can hardly hear my lecture and i have downloaded wavepad and need help in how to use it to get rid of the wing in the background and any help you can give me is much appreciated..

Thank you Rodney

Moving at the end of the month and dont have enough room to bring multiple desks. Does anyone have a desk out there that can fit their cpu and monitor speakers that they like? Anything popular out there? Dont want to spend more than $200.

Thanks!
Sandy

First of all, I am by no means a professional audio/video engineer... In fact, this was my first attempt ever at using a external lavalier mic. I even went so far as to use headphones while recording and did pick up on some distortion but I could not figure out why it was happening.

I'm working on my home studio right now, and I was hoping to get some input on what the "Must Have" items are in your opinions. I have a Tascam Us-1800 (16 by 4) interface for A to D, Pro Tools 10, various Mics ( one large diaphragm dynamics, several small diaphragm dynamic, and a small diaphragm condenser) mic stands, cables, amps, guitars,a PA, a drum kit, stuff like that.

I'm trying to do the best I can to monitor and mix my own stuff with a really low budget. I can't afford more than $200 right now, and I'm working in an untreated room. Through craigslist, I have the choice of a pair of Mackie MR5s or a pair of Sennheiser 598 headphones. They're the same price. Any recommendations?

I'm looking at two different Mac Pros on craigslist. Right now I'm running a 2.3Ghz Dual Core G5 with 6GB RAM.
I know you can buy the quad core and then always upgrade the ram later, but i'm wondering which one is going to better as it is right now. I use a lot of plugins, and as many as 30-50 tracks in some songs.

Here are the specs of each:

Hi All,

Just a quick question (I hope :rolleyes:): For a DAW is it then preferred to use a 32 or a 64 bit system? I'm considering Samplitude as a recording software (but not only this software), will use win7, and need a quite fast machine that is also future proof (to the extent possible) ...

Thanks for any insights you may have :redface:

Jesper