Just a quick question - I'm not a recording engineer - just a home studio guy, but I've been tasked with a project.

I (not me but the company)have to record live rock bands in a 6000sq foot bar. We have about $75,000 budget for gear that will be permanently placed. So my question is:

Hi,

Hello,

I bought yesterday a NEW preamp 6176, not second hand!

But there was somthing inside that was making noise when I was moving it like a screw or something like that.

I wanted to be sure and then I opened the box.

First I found the stuff inside, a 2mm piece of metal but I don't know what it is :

Hi. I currently use a SAPPHIRE 579 Radeon 9250 256MB 64-bit DDR AGP 4X/8X Video Card video card and would like to eventually run 2 LCD monitors simultaneously. This card does have a DVI and S-Video out but I don't know if this will help me accomplish what I need it to do.

I am getting ready to drop close to $10K on a small project studio to record one or two performers at once. (All I have already is a Kurzweil 2000, Ibanez John Scofield, other acoustic, classical, and electrics, a Marshall amp, a Line6 AxSys212 amp, Mackie 1604 & 1202 mixers, Furman headphone distribution amp, Marantz cassette multitracker and some cheap mikes.)

i've re-listening to this song and i was wondering if anyone knows which effects are on that sound? is that a guitar synth? or a combination of several...

anyone knows?

for mixing glossary.

I can not understand well.

please give me explain. thank U! :D

. until now, I have avoided using one. Instead, I have several pairs of 130' mic cables (on reels I bought at Home Depot) and unroll them onsite as needed. Pretty easy, up to about 6 pairs- but 12 mics is about the most I usually use on a classical gig.

I know a lot of plugin designers have to keep the CPU usage on their plugins to a minimum, but I wonder how much better the plugs could be if they just went ballz-out with as much CPU usage as is necessary to make the best possible sound. The main thing I am looking for is EQ and bus compressor.

I'm going to be building a new DAW and am thinking about using a 10,000 RPM HD for running my programs. I was thinking of using a 7200 RPM HD for my library.

A) Is there a noticable difference in performance between the speek of your HD?
B) If there is a difference should I use the faster for my programs or library?
C) Are there any problems using different HD?