Hello, firstly thank you for reading!

Im setting up my own studio at home. Its actually in a stone building next to my house. Im going to use the upstairs as the recording room. My idea is to

i currently use an Alesis multimix 16, but need more mic inputs for live recording - its got 8, but i want more. whats the best value unit i can get above the multimix that will give me 8+ mic ins? I'm finding it hard to find something/anything suitable for my fairly low end budget.

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Hello! My name is Kurtis, and I'm new to the site. I've been recording for almost a year, and I just wanted to get people's feedback on something I've done recently. Unfortunately, the logic file got lost so I can no longer change anything (trust me, I'm not new at backing up files and all that jazz, this was a VERY rare and unfortunate case). This is my friend Mackenzie's song.

If a very short sound was to be produced by an ordinary speaker, would humans hear this? Could this be done so that the sound playing at regular intervals is detectable by a device but is not irritating for humans and pets? Does this depend on frequency and/or intensity and how?

Anybody have any wisdom on this to share?

My amp died! Been using it since 1996. With all the changes in technology, I've been looking at a different approach:

Anyone using Stealthplug into a laptop with Amplitube for live use? The rest of my rack is fine, with a great power amp and a Carvin 4X12, so I thought I'd check out the idea of using Amplitube live. Reports are that latency is zero when it is set up correctly.

I'm doing a gig where i am recording 3 diffrent dj's do 45 minute set's live.
my question is when taking their output. which is better off to take the signal from.
The record out ( where i can not adjust the gain and the signal is pegged at 0dB the whole time)

This might sound a bit silly however I have a 22hour long .wmv file and someone has asked me to open it up and edit into 22x1 hour files. Pro Tools, Wave Lab, Reason 6 (thought I'd try!) and sound Forge were all unable to open it.

ANY SUGGESTIONS?

May he rest in peace. See you in the new life.

Hey guys, thanks for reading.

I have a Beta 52A kick drum mic and a Delta 1010LT interface on my computer.

When I keep the Beta out of the kick hole, it sounds decent and there's no clipping.

The B16 is an inexpensive, easy to build and easy to use VCA compressor compatible with our CH01/PS03 chassis and power supply. On-board regulators and high voltage supply rails along with a switchable input pad allow the module to cope with input signals as high as +30dBu.