I have my Emu 1820M optical output going into an Onkyo TX-SR500 reciever,
out to two Sony SS-B3000 3-Way bookshelf speakers.
https://docs.Sony.com/release//specs/SSB3000_mksp.pdf
1" tweeter, 3" midrange, 8" woofer
The crossover is not specified in specs.

This is a spin off thread of the "do you use a sub when mixing" poll I posted this morning.

I thought it appropriate to mention and to discuss.

Hi guys, I'm looking for a plugin to use as an instrument tuning effect that displays the fundamental frequency for the note/pitch your playing at. Now this effect would use that number to control a volume knob that will turn the volume of the audio up and down in real time with the changes in the fundamental frequency.

I'm wondering if there's any way of recording low frequency noise, bass specifically, with a just the capabilities of a phone.

Hi all,

Hey all, I'm using Cubase to record from:

Shure SM7B -> XLR cable -> cloudlifter CL-1 -> XLR cable -> Scarlett 8i6 (Phantom Power On - Gain = 7) -> USB cable -> laptop.

I have both the stock pop filter on the mic itself as well as a pop filter attached to the boom stand.

I am just getting into sound and am very much a novice. I recently purchased a Zoom H4n and a pair of MXL 603s. I'm attempting to record a choir I'm in using this gear. I've made some test recordings and have also recorded a rehearsal. In these recordings I'm noticing a low frequency bumping noise.

I've had these Behringer truth b1030a's for a while now and I just noticed an issue. I was listening to:

Anyone here mono the frequencies below 260hz in a mix? Well, more like 100hz but that's the default setting in Sequoia.

Hello all,