I NEED HELP. I'M TRYING TO SEND MY AUX. DIG. OUT TO MY LEXICON MPX1 DIG. IN, THEN DIG. OUT FROM THE MPX1 BACK TO THE DIG. IN OF MY VS880EX. IN SIMPLEST TERMS I WANT TO USE MY DIG. IN/OUT AS AN EFFECTS LOOP.
ONE PROBLEM IS THE MACHINES WON'T SYNC UP.
I'M ALSO OPEN TO ANYONE WITH FRESH PATCHES FOR THE MPX1.
THANKS!

Anyone?

I am working with a band who is one of the greatest hard rock bands I've heard in a while, except one thing, the drummer is not great. From what I was told, they made a demo and it took their drummer 3 days to get 2 passable drum tracks with a click.

AES31, the newest buzzword in pro audio.

Below is the bulletin issued by the AES Chapter in L.A. which is presenting AES 31 as the subject for their meeting on 31 July.

It appears that Sony and Phillips are at it again, with the new DSD format. Can anyone tell me what the implications are here? Are we all going to have to re-tool our studios to keep up with this technology? It seems to be rolling right over all the PCM technology advances that have been made.

Greetings. I'm new to the list, but please tolerate a couple basics questions. . .

I do my home recording on a Tascam Porta 07 (yeah, a few years old). Its worked fine for my home songwriting, etc. and I've relied on professional studios for higher quality recording of my CDs and the like.

I use the Boss VF-1 effect processor. I know the Guitar Input on front overrides the left/right Input on back...However, Can I use the Digital Out and the Analog Outs at the same time? Or does one override the other? Is there a general rule? Or does it vary on the piece of gear?

munkee

Hi!

Where do you pro's see yourself in five years as far as recording/mixing mediums and formats? Do you feel that as conversion quality gets better and tape emulation DSP gets better that you as a pro will feel comfortable with all digital, or will you remain with a hybrid, say mixing on your favorite desk like a Neve or api like mixerman suggested?

We have added a picture of what the bundle looks like here:
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Best Regards,
Nathan Eldred
Atlas Pro Audio, Inc.
http://www.atlasproaudio.com