Hi :-)

I'm trying to find a soundcard that uses Texas Instruments PCM 4202 A/D converter. Korg makes the MR-1000, 2000 & MR-2 but I'd prefer to find something less costly. Any of you know if this exists?

Greetings,

Jesper

Hey, I happen to be looking for some quick business end advice. I've been researching a bit, but can't seem to find my answer. I've always come to this site and found a lot of intelligent answers (I basically come and read forums here almost every day for a couple years now, and feel I've learned quite a bit aside from my schooling), So i now come asking for a little advice.

390 channels = 194 ins, 196 out

Looks very impressive and at 14 samples and no errors.

But who here used this many channels? Its got to be a very small number of studios compared to most yes? Never the less, looks very impressive.

Thanks in advance for any help, sorry if i've ask a question that has been covered in here already, please redirect me if so.

I am using Cubase LE 4 with a Lexicon Alpha to do some simple recording. I have a microphone plugged into the Alpha's XLR jack, which I guess is the right (as opposed to left) input. The alpha RCA outputs go to my two speakers, or sometimes headphones plugged into the speakers.

I've sure most of you have experienced the deadening feeling of having your ears overworked. But how many of you engineers have actually had the feeling stay for days at a time?

I'm so excited, I had to share my joy. I worked so hard, overtime for months on a job that gave me enough scratch to finally buy an M7. Its been a 2 year dream and everytime I had the money, something else came up and killed it. Finally.

facepalm

I had a disaster last week while recording and I'm curious if anyone has a suggestion on what went wrong.

I've been trying to get that typical dreamy piano sound for some time now with little results. It's often used in film soundtracks and such, a few notes high up the keyboard that have a lot of reverb/ambience and perhaps a little echo. Most of the time with strings backing. I'm not totally sure, which is why I'm posting here.

lokking for an upgrade to my macbook for recording
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