I'm running out of troubleshooting options so I hope some gurus might give me some suggestions. I am the sole technician at a television production studio which I designed, built and operate for a government dpeartment. I should say that I am far more a video specialist than audio, and though I have in the 'biz' for a long time, I am not an engineer.

Hello Fellow members..

Hoping for a bit of advice on Lighting for very small room?
This room will eventually contain a percussion set up

:-[Conga`s+Tibales+assorted hand Percussion e.t.c.]

Utilizing the circuit designs perfected for recently introduced Quad Operational Amplifiers, these dual operational amplifiers feature 1) low power drain, 2) a common mode input voltage range extending to ground/VEE, 3) single supply or split supply operation and 4) pinouts compatible with the popular MC1558 dual operational amplifier. The LM158 series is equivalent to one–half of an LM124.

I did these two covers to practice mix, I'd like you to tell me your opinion,constructive criticism are welcome.
Keep in mind that I'm beginner!
Hope that you will enjoy it! :)

Dream Theater - Overture 1928

i am wiring up my studio right now and i have a problem that nobody has been able to solve for me. i have a pro vla II compressor, a dbx 31 band eq, a Lexicon mx300 fx unit and a tc electronic finalizer that i would like to run as hardware inserts and i have not been able to find a piece of hardware with more than 2 inserts.

So, I want to record covers for youtube and I want them to have high quality (without noise, clear, the voice is not distorted). What gear I must buy to achieve that quality? My computer is laptop. I want record keyboard, piano, violin, acoustic guitar and voice. What interface do I need? And what kind of microphones?

Hi, I am a singing and guitarist for a metal band. I am looking for people to mix my demo CD for me. The CD will be submitted to people in the industry, and I would like it to be as professional as possible at an affordable rate.

I have a Behringer PMP2000 powered mixer with 12" speakers (B212XL) and a Behringer EP 4000 Europower power amp with 15" speakers (B215XL). I want to use the powered mixer/12s for monitors and the power amp/15s for mains. I think this is possible but I'm not sure what cables I'll need and how exactly to hook it up.

I've searched high and low, and I can't seem to find a frequency agile compressor with a side chain function... I often use side chain comp on guitars to duck them a bit when the vox come in, and I want to experiment with whether this might be more transparent if I were just compressing the frequency ranges of the guiat most heavily occupied by the vocals...

I am very fond of my humble Zoom H1 recorder but I'm still wondering about PDR's from other companies.

Tascam
Roland
Sony
Alesis
Yamaha
Marantz
Korg

What PDR's do you use and why? How does the sound quality hit you? Was it worth the price? Or not?

If possible, please post links to audio demos for your respective rigs.