Has anyone used Gordon preamps for recording classical ensembles
(or other acoustic music)? Some forum members have implied that it might represent a new, better sounding innovation in transparent preamp technology. Opinions on how it would compare to a Crookwood, etc?

Hello all,

I was sitting here on a slow morning, and a question popped up that has had me wondering from time to time, and thought maybe the minds here could lend some insight.

This topic is not for the purist. I am wondering which reverb units or plugins users here find useful for enhancement of classical recordings?

I own a TC PowerCore PCI card and have used the classic reverb for sometime. It works fairly well, but sometimes I just cannot find a setting that is satisfying. So this is the reason for my question.

Well, I did it - I took the plunge. My Aurora 8 arrived Friday and I'm itching to use it.

I have a classical guitarist coming by to work on an existing project this next weekend. I've requested that he bring his instrument and I'll see what we can track and use for demos. (Though, it will be in my home and the acoustics will be a tad limited.)

hi guys, ive been contemplating buying myself a classical guitar to have in my room since i wore out my old one and now i need one for a couple of recordings were doing. so i figured id ask here first. any brands you could recommend that you think are well made, great sounding guitars? I'm thinking of spending about 400$ average. what do you suggest?

Juan

Greetings all,

Another one out for sale. A decent price (half new). Are they useable and then for what?

Gunnar

I'm back! Did ya miss me?

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Hi,
I stumbled over a pair of B&K 4007, what later became DPA 4007 if understand it right. They were at a very nice price and I had to make a quick decision. On second thought, are they of any use for classical recording?

Gunnar

Hello, anyone have experienced the new Edirol R4 in classical recordings ? Is it usable without or perhaps with stand alone mic preamps ?
Thanks for sharing your experiences. Oak