Hi

I'm thinking of buying a Yamaha MG16/4 mixer for my small home studio. In the manual it states that the channel inserts are out of phase with the rest of the outputs on the board.

Please, can someone help me with any piece of gear that can summ the low end. I need to be able to select the frequencies, say 120hz down and be able to put those freq's in mono. This piece of gear needs to be of high quality. I'm having problems with this going to vinyl.
Please HELP!

Peace from the mother ship brothers hold it down!

Can any one shed light on the subject of phase vocoding?
I have to write an essay on it and so links and info is much welcome.

Thankyou please!

I think I know the answer to these questions but wouldn't mind verification or correction if somebody would be so good.

I just finished tracking a bass guitar part using an AKGD112 on the 15", a RODE K2 about 50cm back from the 4x10" and a Sansamp DI.

When I zoom right in to the waveforms of the tracks, the AKG gives a very sinusoidal wave.

how can you tell if two guitars are out of phase with each other?

how does it become out of phase?

thanks,

If I use 2 mic's on guitar. One SM57 up close and a LDC about 3 feet away. Should I.
A) Put on a set out head phones and listen to where the signal gets louder or weaker (but moving the mic around)
B) Just start using the phase reverse button and always use one mic out of phase

I just purchased the trident s20 dual mic preamp, and when i hook up my Neumann 103 it sounds great. One issue is when i push the phase reverse (only running one mono mic) the response seems to change (mostly in the low end). I tried other mics and got the same results. Seems like the condenser mics vary the most.

Can we apply a little math to the problem of phase alignment?

For example, if I have overhead mics that are, say a half a meter above the snare drum and an undersnare mic that's 4 centimeters below the snare, could I simply apply this formula:

Hey everyone!

I have some issues with a mix that has been bothering my noodle for the last two days. After this, I will be more in line to use the audio analyzers a little more often though :lol: