I was putting the beginnings of a mix together this morning, working with the drum tracks.

The kick and snare are both live - the kick is an ancient Ludwig 22" from the 60's; it looks like it's been run over by a truck, but it sure still sounds good. ;) ( I have three vintage snares, a '68 Black Beauty, a '71 Suprasonic, and a Rogers wood snare).

Authentic Transparency for Unrestricted Creativity

• Continuously variable gain control
• Selectable DC-coupled ribbon mic path with +10dB gain boost setting
• +48V phantom power
• -14 dB Pad
• 12VDC to 15VDC operation - 90VAC to 240VAC line lump power supply (12V output) included

USB or MADI 32 channel converters are coming at a more affordable price.

Check out the Orion 32:

Hi,

just stumbled upon this nice piece of DAC: ANDIAMO - MADI AD/DA Converter

Seems to be a well done converter. The specs look very promising and the price is very good as well (1.900,- EUR). :rolleyes:
They also make an AES version of it. :cool:

J.

I'm trying to get our church to move up to a larger mixer. I have not looked at buying a new mixer in five or six years, so I'm looking in all directions. After primary considerations of sound quality and durability, ease of operations comes in a strong third. We don't need a large number of buses or aux outs.

hi there, just wondering how to hook up a Mackie 32 channel to pro tools digi 02 rack. what other hardware would i need etc.. any help i would really be great. would i need to get a patchbayin order to do that ? if anyone could help me out in kind of a step by step type thing that would be cool! ha well thanks.

-matt

I posted this on R.A.P. too but got little response and I kind of have to make a decision quick. So I'm just starting up a tiny studio to do demos, learn, and record my band. I'm using a PC DAW with a Mackie 1604 on which I just fried channels 3 & 4. It would cost about $600 to fix.