Im stuck again, i just bought a new sub to go with my klipsch speakers for my mixing station.
Speakers=klipsch wf-35's
Sub=tannoy revolution sub 1001
Power amp=crown 202 (no sub out).

I keep looking at the grace and aea stereo bars. and trying to figure out if it is worth getting the 10" or the 24" stereo bars. (or in the case of AEA, 17" and 1 meter)

Any opinions?

What's the most versatile?

Hi guys,
I would appreciate if I could get some help. :P
I am interested in setting up a home studio because I plan on recording an album and since I work as a songwriter primarily I feel this would be a decent investment I could "build upon". But for the time being I am looking for a solution that won't run me into the ground with costs.

Hi, I have a Behringer eurorack ub1832fx pro and I'm trying to hook it into my pc for recording. I dont expect it to sound perfect and i know i could use an interface but i was just wanting to hook it right in my pc to mess a round for now.

I am looking forward to finding the name of a sound effect. Here is the sample of the effect.
When I increase the volume of the subwoofer, the song with this effect seems to be rich.

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Do you know what is this effect and how to generate?

Thank you!

I got the answer. Thank you!

What plugins/fx would I use to make a trumpet sounds like an organ.

An organ that sounds like something off of a live Bob Marley recording?

Ok, this is a 2 part question.

So you wake up and Dylan is standing in your living room and wants to lay down some tracks - no fuss.

Hello All!

I have a 16 x 20 building (15' 4" x 19' 4" interior) that I intend to create a studio in. My plan is to build two walls in a V shape at one end. The V would point to the back of the studio. Another wall would extend between the V point and the back wall of the studio, thus creating a control room on one side and a vocal/drum booth on the other.

Hey everyone, I have been using modeled guitars in my recordings for a while now, trying to get ideas down or what have you. But every time I try to record vocals over them, they sound like crap. The vocals do not fit at all!

Then I listen to my older recordings, or something that is mostly acoustic, and they just sound so much better.

Are there subwoofers that are around $100 to $200 range that can be used for monitoring? I have a pair of Cakewalk MA-7A monitors and it has a sub-out RCA so I can connect a subwoofer to get better low end.