I need some suggestions for a pair of high-quality, accurate, close-field monitors for sound-design work. By "accurate," I simply mean as faithful a reproduction of the signal as I can reasonably get. Whether that means a perfect impulse response and a phase-aligned system or whatever other design spec, I don't really know.

Hi, I am new in this industry. Actually, I am a student interested in music recording and wish to produce my own mixes soon. Could anyone help give some tips on recording in the home using a PC?
I currently use audio softwares to mix my sounds.

:confused: chojh@pl.jaring.my

Hi.
I just heard the Craig David's album and it blowed my mind. Great Sound, punch, clear, brilliant etc... The guy who showed me the CD told me that it was recorded on a cheap gear. It makes me curious..
So, if you know anything about this production, could you tell me more about it ? e.g Gear, Mics, pres, studio, producer, engeneere...
Thx in advance.

Hey Dedric,
We will be getting the 6000 for our studio. I would like to know how to digitally interface to Paris. Don't care how complex, just want it done. But at no cost to sound quality. And I want to avoid converters as a last resort.
In-Christ, Jamey
:D

I'm a musician first. (I think I just needed to say that to myself once)

Does anyone know if there are any softsamplers (like for use with Nuendo or Cubase) that work in Windows 2000 yet?
Thanks,
Mark

Greetings-

O.K., so I got my MCI 2"24trk, a Pro Tools rig, about 15 or so good mics, a decent selection of outboard gear and preamps, and the last thing I need to open my place up is the console to run it all through. In keeping with my desire to run a functional mid-level studio, I've been looking at some MCI, Neotek, Amek, and Harrison consoles.

Hi everyone,

So does anyone have any suggestions about a non-hernia, bad ass, two track reel-to-reel for less (hopefully way less) than $14k? I was wondering what people used to use back in the day for stereo Classical recording in the field (in the days before dat)... I already have two channels of dolby SR lying around the house...

Welcome aboard John! Cubase is one of the major system out there. I've been thinking of buying it. The three systems that I think are worth checking out are Logic, DP and Cubase.

Looking forward to reading about Cubase from you and our members.

audiokid :cool: