Hi, I need to make a video recording of a solo guitarist, and we want to make the recording in stereo using the chorus and delay pedals. What would be the optimal setup and method for the best quality stereo recording? Guitar will be recorded direct, not with a mic'd amp. Audio will be output from the mixer to the camcorder's XLR inputs (left and right channels)

Hoping someone can enlighten me... I have a nice groove going with programmed from scratch drums in Cubase using XLN Addictive drums... all done on a 1/16 note grid... have set the real time quantise midi insert with a good feeling swing setting... and all is cool.

well, I was finally forced into replacing my old trusty 57 this weekend. It died last year (the ballad that which has been mentioned here many times so I won't get into that again, lol) but instead of buying a new one, I started using an old AT dynamic that is haf knocking around for years that I used instead. But, I couldn't get used to it tho.

Good morning, Mon Ami.
pcrecord A few questions...
When you bought your Focusrite ISA One pre, did you also buy the optional digital I/O card for it?
If so, are you happy with its conversion quality?
If not, what converter are you currently using to get the signal from the Focusrite into your DAW?

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RIP Good Sir.
And well done. Indeed.

Remember Rod Argent/The Zombies

Just a quick FYI, there's a very cool interview with Rod Argent in this month's Tape OP Magazine.

Hi guys,

I found this video about Audient preamps.
It's interesting and well done but when I heard the diffence between the RAW and mixed sound I just jumped and thought the snare was replaced or enhanced with samples... What do you think ?

When playing playing a bass with downtuned strings do people often have to adjust the curvature of the neck so that the strings don't rattle? Or do the raise the strings at the bridge?

Example: I was listening to Bowie's "87 and Cry" and it sounds like he's playing a low C on the 1st string. 28 second mark...

So, three years ago I bought what I thought was a "future proofed" Apogee Symphony i/o (the original one, not the Mark II).