I got distracted from drawing out my own available basement, and a friend asked me help with his. So here it is. He wants to improve the space acoustically and how it is used.

Maybe this topic has been beaten like the proverbial dead horse, but I'm a new kid on this particular block...so, I could really use some help.

I know, I am asking the same old question.
Which DAW is the best?
But I have a list to choose from and the
only goal is know which system is the
all-in-one solution that can give you
that professional sound on a budget
including recording, mixing and mastering
so you don't have to take your tracks to

I've been doing sound for many years now, most of my knowledge is from experience. Advanced, hands on training classes for working audio professionals (1 - 3 day intensive, topic driven) would be very intresting to me, and I'm sure others as well. However I don't want or need to spend a year at Full Sail or SAE. Anything like that out there?
Thanks for any responses.

Hi,

I will be receiving a pair of Genelec 1030’s next week and have got a couple of questions about placement.

How close is too close as far as them being next to a computer display? The spec sheet says that they are electromagnetically shielded... Hmm...

How important is having a pair of nearfield monitors with my home setup? I'm thinking of the entry level powered Yamaha (MSP5?) But is this an important part of the production element, or can it be substituted by some good headphones, and a spectrum analyser?

Thank you in Advance

I don't believe it. I just figured out exactly what is wrong with my control room. I am suprised that anything I've ever done in here has been even listenable.

Hello all,
And Mr. Opus2000, great input on the forum.

Folks,

(Sorry for the cross-posting.)

I'm looking for someone who knows how to write DirectX plugins and who is willing to devote a small amount of time to help advance scientific knowledge.

Sorry Angelo,,,,but I did not want to disrespect the other forum and had to bring this one to light!

From the Ethan Winner website
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Myth: Replacing the resistors and capacitors in preamps and power amps with higher quality units can improve the sound of a system.