Hello all,

I am glad to announce the availability of the Cubase Pro 8.0.30/Cubase Artist 8.0.30 maintenance update. The update resolves several issues in different areas of the applications, including windows focus problems.

I have a Sountracs DPCII in my studio that needs some TLC and was wondering if anyone knew of someone qualified in the DC area to come take a look at it? There are a few faders that give me headaches sometimes and some of the line outs (could be happening at the MADI racks, patchbay, or board itself) have ceased to work reliably.

I work at my fathers studio. He owns a MCI JH-24, for a while it was not used much due to the inconvenience, but it sounds really good, and we are wanting to use it more. He has asked me to look into what kind of maintenance work needs to be done on it. So I am asking if anyone can refer me to any sort of text or the equivalent so i can figure out how to keep this thing in good shape.:cool:

Once in awhile I see a good post about a product/tool and its uses for keeping a studio clean and maintained, or aiding the recording process.
However, it's tricky to find them w/o stumbling upon them.

So I was wondering, how about a discussion on this?

Hi Guys,

I want to do the calibration, and maintenance for my Fostex G16 myself.
What do I need exactly ? Calibration tape, demagnetizer ?

Thank you in advance,

Nicky.

Kurt-you have guided me through my studio so far. .THANKS! next question. .what are a few simple things to do or know about for care of my ADAT's? I always put the tapes up after recording, and that's about all I know. Any suggestions? also, what REALLY is a good way to keep the heads happy for the longest time possible?

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.