Hello All, this is my first post in this forum, some may know me from the Vintagerecorders website or seen my youtube videos, one of which is about a rather rare EMI tape recorder.

Hoping you all have a wonderful Christmas and happy, healthy and productive new year.

cheers!

I started recording with the Zoom H1 but noticed a weird issue when I played it back on the speakers (Macbook Pro)

The right speaker (channel) was way more dominant than the left.

I'm getting a high pitch noise (attached) that has something to do with the pedals (also attached)
Noise only happens when going through .
No noise when plugging directly into mixer, or into Clarus, then Mixer.

Guitar --> pedals --> Acoustic Image Clarus --> A&H Mixer --> Peavey Power head

I just thought this could interest some of you..
Let me know what you think :

Question at bottom.

Channel 1 on my 223xl dropped the lows, like engaging its Butterworth low cut. But it did it all on it's own and the low cut switch operates normally. When I pushed on the faceplate on ch1 side, the lows came back, until I let off. So odd.

Hey everyone, just joined this forum and I’m hoping I can get some tips, tricks, cardinal rules, advice etc. on how to get a mix with good volume without white noise.

I’m a good writer, average musician, but virtually inexperienced with studio recording. I know I could get some great stuff out there if I could just get decent mixes.

I may have mentioned it before but after listening the Audient's, I'm pretty much sold on them. It's been almost 10 years since the eleven rack was out so I'm sure technology has got better. Audient id14 is about 4 years old?

Will my Scarlett 2i2 have enough power to play via a Home Theater?

Currently the Speak is connected to the PC.

This is very cool i think! Especially for small mix adjustments where you don't want to scroll across the entire screen, or mutes etc. Its literally like working with an assistant that doesn't require you to supply lunch.