Hello All,
I've been reading everyone's comments with regard to various different audio tools, learning about different capabilities from the web/magazines etc, and I have come to the following conclusions:
Hi everybody!
The User Corner has now been changed dramatically. Check it out.
http://www.soundscape-digital.com/Support/Corner/
Best Regards,
John Rammelt - Soundscape SSHDR1+, Mixtreme AND Pro Tools 24MIX owner.
Ok. here we go again..
I have heard that you can "customize" your mixer in R.ed.. How much can you customize it?
I suppose that you can have dynamic FX's on the mixer. can you have your plug's pre compressor? or pre compressor post EQ? how about: Plug>Comp>Plug>gate>Eq ?
From soundscape site:
Hi.
What is the latency of R.ED? From input to output and/or stereo bus. How does R.ED handles latencies produced by processing?
How about if you are using some I/Os as inserts, with different latencies?how do you compensate for this?
Thanks
Hi..
First of all, I'm new here, and let me tell ya. These forums are cool!
I have been interested in R.E.D for a wile now and I have a few questions, I'm going to keep them in different threads as it was suggested.
What does a producer look for in a demo?
"I want to know everything that we possibly can about what's going on. I want to see a photo. Also, I want to know how the demo was recorded and what it was recorded with."
Why is that?
Firstly, great list guys. I am a small studio using digi-001 and vs-880, and came across this list on the digi user conference.
I am needing advice on Micing and recording african percussion, namely Djembe & dun-duns.
I've been wondering about the sort of sound where you know you're listening to a drum machine and it's crappy in a cool, fuzzy, fizzy lo-fi way.
That Primitive Radio Gods hit, "standing outside yada yada", is the most comercial example I can think of, but refence points for me would be the first Satchell album and the Twilight Singers album.
If you want more bite to your distressor for electric guitar, bass, even vocal- do not plug anything into the stereo link on the back of the unit. Then set the front of the unit to DIS2 (which I'm told boosts even-ordered harmonics) & put it in LINK mode. It adds more distortion. Sometimes the DIS3 works better depending on the instrument.
