I have (in my short life as a recording enthusiast) always used a pair of c1000,s as overheads but I have primarily used them to mic up the cymbals (rolling off everything below 500hz).
I am now trying to progress and to purchase 2 mics that I can use as true overheads. I want two mics that will give a good sound of the whole kit so that all I need to add is a kick and snare mic.

I work at Guitar Center in Harrisburg as the Pro Audio Dept Manager. I'm running a pair of MOTU Travellers and I really like them a lot. My boss, my friends and I are having an ongoing debate about sampling rates.

Hi,
I have just received an old disc for transcription. I reckon it could be 60 years old. It is made from metal and is coated in "vinyl". I only know its metal as the vinyl or whatever material it is, is scratched off in parts.
Can I play this disc on a modern turntable without damaging it?

alright..i am trying to decide the best option for recording my guitar amp.
I have been messing around trying to find a solid sound but I am not sure what type of mic / positioning i need to aI'm for. Let me tell you what I am using and you all can tell me what to do/not to do.

Had a fun recording on Sunday. A vocal group at a college about 90 minutes away hired me to record them for an archival CD for the members. 17 singers - I had them stand in a circle around a Blumlein pair (SPC3) with Oktava MK319s for lead vocal and beatbox. No beatbox on this piece, but ended up with some fun stereo placement quite by accident.

From Jamie at grace..good to know(though I dont like Lunatec personally)

amie from Grace Design here. I just received an email from Jim, which drew our attention to the thread. Sorry there has been so much confusion regarding this.

Hey guys, so I do a lot of music stuff in my area .. booking, web design, management, etc.

I just bought a Mackie ONYX 1220 mixer (for sale: (Dead Link Removed)#267521 ). So i'm going to upgrade to a 1620 because I need the additional XLR inputs.

I've been asked to record a piece for solo timpani this week. The piece is for 4 drums, and can be performed with or without percussion ensemble accompaniment (this will be the unaccompanied version).

At my disposal are:

So i'm in a smal project studio, and it probably goes without saying that it's not the most sonically balanced room in the world, but I am using HR824's and i just purchased the 1280 Mackie sub that goes with it. I love the sound of those monitors and the sub sounds great with them, but I have heard/read that I shouldn't mix with the sub on unless i'm mixing 5.1 (which I am not.)

Hi,

I have ETF 5 and I want to make a waterfall plot for my low frequency response. Now I am pretty sure I have done it right but I just want to know how you do it as I am not convinced.