Hi I read the posts on the AMEK Pure Path and was curious, does any one have any opinions on the Summit/Neve MPE-200 preamp/EQ? It looks like the perfect companion for a Pro Tools system(analog Eq's with digital/midi recall).

AES31, the newest buzzword in pro audio.

Below is the bulletin issued by the AES Chapter in L.A. which is presenting AES 31 as the subject for their meeting on 31 July.

I was wondering if anyone out there has heard reports on this set-up and if it would be a worthwhile upgrade from a PIII 800mghz system?

I know first hand that mixing inside a DAW is a sonic compromise, but my question is this:

Please post your name, and the format you would need the multitracks to be in for mixing. If you can accomodate more than one format, put them down. Also post the maximum number of tracks you can realisticaly work with (i.e. 16, 24, 32, 48, infinitite)

Do not post any other information other than the following:

Name; format(s); Max # of tracks; Location

Thanks,

I need to know the format the recordings are on, and see the track sheets. I don't want pictures of the original tracksheet, just a list of the tracks and their original names. If it's called Fred's psychadealic guitar then that's what I want to see.

Do not include mix notes. That sort of defeats the purpose.

You should list your tracks in a post, like this.

hey all, not sure if this is the right room for this but,

I am going to put in a kit, and from years of talking to really great studio drummers, I want to know if their is anything I should consider when assembling the kit and the heads to keep the tuning from going flat on the Batter /resonant head situation. Is their a new material that streches over the indie rI'm to keep it tight? or do I just have to break them in and keep tuning.

I read very recently (either online or some printed publication, but I considered it a "trusted" source - while still acknowledging that rumors do happen) that BeOS is discontinuing development. The source seemed to indicate that this was likely the result of BeOS' abandoning multi-media development for an Internet application thrust.

Here's a song that I should have put in that mix contest.

http://sectionz.net/m04010101.asp?mp3ID=538

Recorded in my studio in November/2000, it's a cover of "Mustang Sally" that my friend's blues band did with a really cool, funky edge to it.

Great performances on this one. ;)