Hi,
I have an opportunity to purchase a used Millennia Origin from a local studio. I have lusted for one of those puppies for the longest time, the guy is asking $2200, which isn't too far out there from what I've seen on flea-Bay.
I want to use it for VO work and have been looking at a used UA 6176 ($1800, same dude), as well.

After viewing this TED video, I instantly became a fan of Amanda Palmer's vision of the future of music funding.

Watch it here-

http://www.ted.com/talks/amanda_palm...of_asking.html

Should we be buying cameras instead of microphones? Is YouTube completely swamping audio recordings? We at least have to ask the question. Had a wake up call today. One of my bands decided to cover Hickory Wind. Standard thing now - pass around the links to a bunch of YouTube versions to get some ideas.

Remember this:

BAvid HD Native Thunderbolt wHD OMNI vs Duet 2B

Members,

I am an extreme novice when it comes to engineering (no mixmaster experience) I have "recorded" my previous album in the past, yet all my work gets sent to an engineer for mixing and master.

Hi,

Hey everyone.
So I had an incident recently, which I am happy to say has been resolved due to the help I found in this forum. Thank you very very much.

Hello, I want to know what I can do to install a power amp or modify it so that it's portable for transport. I'd also like to know how to handle a power amp with care.

The band that i play with don't have much space so we are constantly moving between 3 houses. I recently acquired a power amplifier (Yamaha PD2500) and two "Acoustic Linear Monitors 12" passive speakers.

I am looking for some tips to setting up my small studio in my basement. This is what I have, Crate Pro Audio 82t PA, and a Tascam DP-03 portastudio. My question is: Do I, or should I, run the crate in front of the Tascam. if so, what is the best way to do it.? Or do i just plug into the Tascam and skip the PA. Thank you for your time.:cool:

I am going to undertake an experiment, and I need the help of knowledgeable people. In return, I will share my results freely in another thread for all to use. So if you contribute, you stand to gain something. Perhaps a perfect recreation of the API525, perhaps an imperfect one, but most assuredly, a new idea on how to achieve the sounds of your dreams.