Not beta, but 'pre-release' v1.0 of TriTone Digital's ColorTone [convolution software] is available http://www.tritonedigital.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=20&sid=76430871d4e7b3ab42de212aCDac724f.

It's free and has no beeps or sound cut outs.

what's good everybody? i been checking out the forum for a minute now but this is my first time posting. i usually perform a search and find what i need. but this time i have a couple of questions i couldn't find answers to.

hi,
i am in my fourth year at university and currently undergoing a final year project comparing digital and analog effects.
I need some really in depth information on this subjects, particularly comrpessors or reverb units as i plan to produce an analog and digital version of one or both of these effects for direct comparison.

Of these three sequencers, I see many complainings about the first two, for uncompatibility with drivers, for a bug somewhere, for this and that etc... almost never do we see the same things with DP...
Does that mean that DP users are really few ? a happy few then ? :lol: Or is it because DP is more taken care of when produced ?

I am looking to add another 2 inputs to my Tascam FW-1884 and wanted something that would warm up my vocals and maybe even my guitar tone with an SM-57. I found this on Sam Ash and can hook the sp/dif up to my Tascam I believe. What do you guys think of this particular unit?

Hello,

I would to know your opinion about

1.Behringer MX9000A,
2.Behringer DDX3216

I'm looking to help my voice teacher improve her lesson recording setup. Right now she records lessons with a Sony cassette walkman with the built-in mic and the results are poor quality and inconvenient (I've actually dubbed lessons to my DAW for playback from an ipod).

I'm going to record my band, and I want to get some oh so sweet tape sound. Without going into detail I'm using a Yamaha DM2000, a Digidesign I/O 192 and I have a Teac 80-8 and a Ampex ATR 800 at my disposal.

Hi all
I was wondering what you learned gentlemen think about digital cables.

I just got an AKG C426, which sounds great when I'm listening through cans. However, when playing back recordings I've been disappointed. Things sounded very flat, the upper mids were what can only be described as hard, and I now understand what people mean by 'smeared'.

Hey there,

I am trying to set up a home recording studio, and am caught in deciding which digital interface i need. We're using a IMac g4 to record onto and will be recording electric and bass guitare, vocals and drums. we have a mixer and one mic so far. I'm just not sure how many analog inputs we need to record everything. thanks for your help!