As ATI is the parent company to API (I know this means little, yet it does mean something) - I have been checking out this preamp for my multi-channel needs for both live and studio needs

nice format, mixer and limters would be really handy - small, etc etc - heard great reviews, yet havent heard and cant find one around here to try.

I found this while looking around at the Tab-Funkewerk website.

http://www.tab-funkenwerk.com/consoles.html

I was wandering... if it's possible to make a "console" from those dbx Channel Strips? I could have a whole bunch of those together... let's say, 16 of those... around $8000... that would be 16 channels with EQ and compressor, 96k digital outs... doesn't sound THAT bad to me... don't get me wrong... I don't even have all that money... that's just a thought... is this a ridiculous thought?

Ok you folks are the luckiest folks in the world 'cause marvelous Mark Owen is gona make life easy for you. Mark can handle just about any format you can throw at him and is willing to give it to you the way you want. So if you want WAV. you can have it as straight wav.files or as Nuendo or Cakewalk, If you want Pro Tools let me know your version(including 001)and it will happen.

Hi all,

I just wanted to take a minute to thank Mixerman for the proactive way this forum is moderated.

The use of questions and hypothetical situations to challenge and stimulate this online community is unique (at least in my meager experience). These devices seem to draw out the best in all who participate and provide a maximum of benefit to all who read.

Since people really weren't up for talking about what they felt about their summing bus - lets talk about the whole damn desk - as the musical instrument that could be considered the most important thing in the room (although monitors are the only thing you actually hear, so they get #1 - along with the use of them acoustically), but anyways..

Once again, this is a re-post of a re-post of an article I wrote sometime ago. This one has never been altered, it is exactly the same as it was the day I wrote it (in less than 2 minutes), and has stood the test of time.

I have gotten good response to this, and now that I have a forum for these things, I thought I'd put it up.

Now the 10 Steps:

glad to be on board. i'm just "hear" to hang, learn and share.

Just thought I'd drop by and say hi. I know if you continue to impart the type of knowledge here that you've graced RAP with this forum will go a long way.

Anybody that doesn't know Mix, believe me, he knows whereof he speaks. Listen, read, print it out, put it in a 3 ring binder, and read it again!

I am new to recording. I'm recording a 4 piece Beatleish group To ADAT. Here is my dilemma. I have an Alesis 24 board, C1 mike, several 57's Blue Max etc. I was going to purchase a PreSonus MP20 and possibly a JoemeekVC-3Q for better preamps.(Most recording will be done as the early Beatles did with minimal vocal and embelishment overdubs).