Hi all,
I'm wondering if you can tell me how to obtain a drumsound simular to dark side of the moon, in particular the snare sound.

I realize that the drums them self and the tuning are important to the sound, I would appresiate any advice in this department too.

Following an initial crit from Ang and Son of Smawg I have remixed 'Mukai' with their suggestions in mind, in the limited time (and experience) I have. I have also uploaded the second song 'Yo!' to the NEW website.

Please give them a listen and let me know what you think. They are both c. 3Mb in file size and are both encoded at 128Kbps in stereo.

I've got a basement studio where the humidity fluctuates quite a bit with the seasons. It never gets as high as 80%, but it does get into the 70's sometimes in the summer. I run a dehumidifier as often as I can, but it's not automatic, and if I go away for a July weekend, it's up over 70 when I get back.

I have a Mackie 1604vlzpro, 2 Maudio delta 1010's,
2 RNC'S, 2 Behringer composers, Mindprint Envoice pre,
ART Dual MP. ALL BALANCED except RNC's

A) should I use the inserts to feed my compressors, then feed those to my 1010's(I use the comps to limit
going to DAW) OR---
B)should I use direct outs to DAW and use inserts as intended

Hi everyone...

Gary, obviously I have misplaced my post regarding dual processors in the "sound for motion" furom. Please feel free to move it to your furum. Thanks

Bill
GigaBoyAV.com

With the dizzying array of home studio choices available these days, what would you recommend for someone who wants to record easy to use, album-quality (potential indie release) on the cheap? "All-in-ones" like the Roland VS or Yamaha approach, ADAT, or computer-based recording.

Bottom line; the'yre pretty damn close to each other in sound. The Studio Projects C1 is a little hotter (about 2 dB more output), and a little quieter (again, by about 2 dB). Overall, the frequency response is very similar, with maybe a -1dB shelf around 800 to 1,000 Hz on the Studio Projects C1. The Marshall MXL-V67G sounds slightly fuller, but again by a very small amount.

Magique from MOTU informs me he would like to answer your questions..

Post here and I'll forward for a response

Might be quicker than picking up the phone to call tech support (busy..busy..busy) :p

We'll see if this works if somebody gives me a test case

regards to all

Odd...I had a warning come up that says I have a missing extension (funny, it doesn't LOOK any shorter).