I have a Mackie Onyx 1620 and a Shure SM7B on channel 5. The board has a Low-Cut Switch on the channel. When it is engaged it causes DC Offset. Take a look:

http://www.pfiggianimsc.org/wave.html

Should this be expected? The graphed scale at the left represents the Amplitude ruler in my waveform Editor.

Thanks.

The Bassdrum controlles the hipass thingie..
And the hipass is on the bass... so when the bass and bassdrum playes thogheter the hipass is about 100 Hz .. and then goes down to 0 hz... hmm.. hope u get it.. hmm. anyone know how to make one in Logic?
Like a Desser but for the frequencies around 30-100 Hz...

I wonder if anyone else uses Steinberg's Free Filter plugin program. I've encountered a problem attempting to install it on Win2K. It reads available disk space for installation as a negative number and will not proceed. I've found out from the cubase.net forum that a lot of other people have experienced this.

How much use would this be in a project studio? Would waves pluginsbe more successful at removing noise etc? Is the Urie quiet by today's standards? Is it worth trying to bag one for about £150?

Cheers

does anyone here have experience with any of the line 6 studio modelers - echo pro, filter pro, mod pro?

any pro tools users have echo farm? does anyone know if the plugin has all/more features than the hardware unit?

- neil

Recently I've noticed some extremely ratty, smelly, funky, ranked out, pop filters. Went down to the 99 cent store & bought a couple packages of hosery and "upgraded" the current pop filter (I'm sure I'm not the 1st person to do this). It doesn't smell now, and there's less chance of spreading germs.

Hi again,

I tried my best to figure this out without another "how to?" post. In the end, I suppose that's what this BB is for...