Recorded with all musicians and instruments in the same room and live scratch vox track.

Looking for constructive criticism, any suggestions would be appreciated!

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Thanks,

Tom Rastikis

Hi
I have an M66 that has become noisy / low output, the pre-amp seems ok by substituting with another powering module. Has anybody taken the mic electret insert out and can tell me how to do it.
Regards
Andy

Hi Everybody,

I'm from Belgium and i'm playing in a brass band (60 music players)

I'm trying to take the leap and begin working on an analog console... Because it'll be my first console, It doesn't have to be a neve... But I still need the sonic quality to be premium... I can't afford a weak link in the chain at this point.

I've been looking at the Tascam M3700 because it's cheap, but I'm wondering about the sonic quality.

Is this a good route to take?
My vision now is recording/overdubbing instruments into an Alesis hd24xr...

http://www.Alesis.com/hd24xr

After that i'd like to put all the tracks through a compressor.

So, I preface my topic, here, by saying that I totally know that running USB 2 WesternDigital MyBooks for 24+ track recordinug is not the most efficient and reliable method... But It works very well.

I have had a couple of posts on here about home recording, but as from January I am turning my rehearsal studio in a recording studio. Obviously we are not talking Abbey Road, I will be on a tight budget. I am looking to offer bands good quality recording for a low price. So I need to get a good setup. I already have most of the software so its mainly hardware to start with.

I live in Australia. I recently bought some hosting for a ShoutCast radio stream with a server in the UK. Naively, I thought that licensing would be a simple matter. When I looked in to it more closely, I realised that I have to get two different licenses for two different types in of copyright in order to discourage the copyright holders from suing me.

The unfortunate thing is that 64 bit drivers are yet to come for Mac users. They'll be here soon enough though, from what can be read on their web site.

Here's a link to the new drivers: Downloads

hey everyone, i was called up to engineer a live gig this Saturday. I haven't worked w/ the band yet, and this gig will determine if i do more live work for them or not.
They are supplying the P.A (JBL active mains/subs) it's a 4pc band, w/ 3 vocal mics.