I need everyone who would like to work on "UFO" to please email me the following information.

First and Last Name:
Mailing Address:

Format that you would like the song on:
If its a CD then please let us know Mac or PC? the file type WAV/AIFF/SDII and whether you can handle 24 bit or not?

I'd love to hear what people are doing with delays in their mixes.

Personally, I use a lot of slap, and rhythmic values like 8th notes, quarter notes, and half notes. I'm very interested to hear about 'magic delay times' that work well no matter what the tempo is. I think a slap around 124 ms is like that. Other examples?

OK, not to be dense here, but who's picking up what in terms of organizing all these mixing groups? I'm confused. I really haven't even had the time to listen to all the candidates what with changing over to Win2k, meeting my first grandchild, etc.

Two year ago I'd mixed and produced the first album of my band (I'm the guitar player ), in my own project studio. I was working for many years in production and studios, but the fact of dealing with my own album was difficult to me, too much subjectivity, I think !

I found this while looking around at the Tab-Funkewerk website.

http://www.tab-funkenwerk.com/consoles.html

I live in an older apartment. However, when my refridgerator turns on/off it causes a pop noise in my monitors. I don't think the outlets are grounded and it would take Major work to rewire the apartment. Are there any quick fixes? I've tried surge protectors etc. Should I be more concerned with the outlet the Refridgerator is plugged into or the outlets my gear is plugged into?

Yep, it's true. Of course you don't believe it. Hearing the sound difference be so like what I've heard on some of the best recordings I've found, I suspect this may be a closely guarded secret of some producers, but that's a guess. Just try making one cable that brings sound into or out of an external box, or from a synth to the in of your recorder using no solder. Voila..

Which one of you brilliant MIDI geeks/gurus knows the answer to this?

The setup - keyboard with internal sequencer, mac running Digital Performer, Midi Express XT, ADATs with BRC, and me with a shot of single malt standing there with too many manuals scratching my head.

I was wandering... if it's possible to make a "console" from those dbx Channel Strips? I could have a whole bunch of those together... let's say, 16 of those... around $8000... that would be 16 channels with EQ and compressor, 96k digital outs... doesn't sound THAT bad to me... don't get me wrong... I don't even have all that money... that's just a thought... is this a ridiculous thought?

Hey all...I want to throw this out in the open here and let you all know what I am doing these days..