I've recently bought a pair of Genelec 8020-monitors. They have individual volume-controllers, meaning each time I turn them on, I have to adjust the volum on both of them - which is annoying in the long run. To solve this, I've attached both of them (together with the mixer) to a power extension cable with a power-switch.

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can anyone help me find a link with a description of the Sennheiser md 421 II roll off switch. there is a s and m and i could take the time and listen tot the differnce but i am too lazy, can some just tell me really fast or give me a link. the manuels are in german or austrian or something no english
thanks
steve

So I've been going off and on about what audio interface I want to get. It's still sorta between the PreSonus Firebox and M-Audio Mbox.

I am using adobe audition. Sometimes i record tracks and everything works great. however, i commonly come across a problem when recording a track while listening to the rhythm i first made and i know I'm on cue, when i playit back the new track is slightly of time and eventually is so far off it sounds like jumbled mess.

OK, a bad night after a few bears. Now it is morning and not at all funny. Removed.

Gunnar.

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how do I achive a perfect lfe in sound forge?

Hi,
I know this is a terrible idea but Im an amateur trying to master my own songs. Anyway, when I play my mixes on large speakers (B&W 603's), I often here a lot of unwanted stuff going on down low.I record with Mackie HR 624's. To get to the point,would it be the done thing to roll off the low frequencies in the mix, and if so where do I cut?
Thanks
Derm

I've been told that it is best to run a DAW on multiple drives. One for programs, and one for audio. Is there any truth to this?
And if so why?