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Thoughts?

Hi,

I have some pretty Advanced technical analog console questions if anyone of you guys know the answer please help me out!

When your signal hits a analog channel on a console.

1) Does it hit the capacitors that are in the console first? and then the signal hits what ever hardware you have on your inserts? or is it after?

We bought couple of years ago this amazing analog console.

Will be great to know what everyone of you think about analog console and if some one of you have ever tried this console.

Thanx for supporting us.

Alexandro Adriano
Chief Engineer
Sound Factory Europe
http://www.soundfactoryeurope.com

Hi friends!

I'm in the market for a console.
- Price point 15K or less.
- 16 channels or more
- At least 4 bus'
- Automation

Ive been searching the market and have found a couple contenders..
We have...

This looks great. I want

I'm trying to take the leap and begin working on an analog console... Because it'll be my first console, It doesn't have to be a neve... But I still need the sonic quality to be premium... I can't afford a weak link in the chain at this point.

I've been looking at the Tascam M3700 because it's cheap, but I'm wondering about the sonic quality.

60v summing had me and now 120v mixing is opening up new possibilities. What do you think?

Hey, I've posted here before and I'm back lol..
But check it out...Say for example you have an SSL board.. Neve.. or something big and analog like most big studio's have...
Would you need an interface to go along with it to record into the computer?
And would the interface change the sound that comes out of the board?

I'm buying a 24channel 8 bus console in 2 weeks and I'm running Cubase sx, untill now i have just used a 8 channel mixer with the stereo out running into my soundcard.