I am a first time poster and a long time reader, really happy to be here this place rocks!

It is time for me to change the layout of my entire studio with new gear! I have 25,000 to invest! I have been awaiting this time for years and I need help getting into the right setup!

MY SETUP AS OF NOW:

Hi

I am planning on recording an album, and I'm doing some research - hope someone can help me.

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As you can hear, this is not high-end sound, but the feel of this sound suits perfectly on the songs. Can anyone suggest a high-end version of this drum "power" sound? ANY suggestions are welcome!

Thanks

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Pilu from Greenland

hey guys, I'm about to start build a new home studio, and I'm willing to get a very professional "high-end " equipments to help me achieve a professional all around commercial material at the end.

Howdy all,

Im just probally wasting time that i actually i should be practing mixing skills, wondering if the cheap Firewire that came with my interface would sound the same as say a Firewire from Audioquest.

Hello guys, here is a new product : my snare drum collection !

Hello,

I am in a bit of a bind and hoping I can get some help here. I am in charge of putting together a near-professional level show choir that will tour regularly. I was given two days to come up with a proposed budget (which I must present tomorrow morning). I have spoken to a number of audio retailers, but no one is able to get me a quote in time.

I'm just wondering if anyone else has come across this or can explain to me why I am noticing this. I am mixing a pop country song. I have compressor plugs all over the place like on individual drums, drum buses, vocals, bass, etc. I also have compression at the main stereo bus and then a limiter also.

hi every1 iam searching the web to find out some information that what sort of high-end pc specs are required for a good professional studio. that is suitable for windows operating systems. and also want suggestion for a high-end studio mixer 16 to 32 channels.

I was just looking at picking up some new 1/4" cables to connect stuff in my home studio. Basically, need them to connect preamps to compressors, compressors to the soundcard inputs, nothing fancy. Probably looking at buying about 10 or so for now, probably about 3' to 6' in length. My question is this...

I've got some U87s and planning to buy a couple of DPA 4006s (with Brent Averill 1272 and soon a two-channel Grace). I want to be able to record solos or duos classical and jazz etc so for that like the warmth and clarity this set-up offers. However, I want to be versatile and for bread and butter need to expand into pop, jingles, whatever comes my way.