I realize this is not a finalized product, but I have a question about the info that has been made available on the DM-24. It looks to be an ideal match for the 2408 with it's 3 built-in TDIF ports, and I understand the channels could be fed either from the built-in 16 analog ins or the 24 TDIF ins, but how can it route audio out?

Hey everybody!

I have a really basic question (even though I'm sure that the answers probably won't be!)...I've always heard that there are so many different ways to record a good set. Is there any particular technique that you should use over any other? The Shure Kit I have (with the SM57's) seems to be able to handle it...

ANY ideas or suggestions would be great! Thanks!

I guess this is the right place to ask this question:

I need to buy a MIDI keyboard controller. The problem is, all the ones I have seen have been flimsy and cheap. Not even inexpensive, just cheap. I prefer semi weighted keys and 61 or 73 keys.

After the last topic everyone seems quite satisfied, hmm.

How about quantizing itself? Do you quantize all your instruments?
No, I'm not talking about MIDI but Guitars, Basses, Piano or Brass?

Do you just go strip silence, quantize and give it a go? :D

tschüß, Niko

Both are multipatten (omni, cardioid, & figure 8) with tiny switches for pattern selection, roll off, and a -10 dB pad.

The Nady is similar in construction to the Marshall V67G except with a shorter, heavier body, and a U87 type grille. The SP C3 is built exactly the same as the C1. Each had 5 transistors.

One of the weaker links in my current setup is the Samson 240 power amp I'm using to drive my Event 20/20 monitors. Not only is it, well, a Samson, but it's a mite underpowered at 120 watts a side (the 20/20s are rated at 150 program/200 peak).

Guess there aren't many ReCycle users, but for those who use grooves a lot, I just wanted to ask if there's a way to have stereo groove loops matched to a Nuendo project's tempo, because stereo REX 2 files from ReCycle 2 can't be opened. Any ideas?
Capi

Our ancient HHB CDR-800 is slowly bitting the dust. Any recommendations for it's replacement. I wouldn't mind upgrading if possible.
Thanks for any responses.
Marc McManeus
marc@soundpostaudio.com