i've been using space designer for a few years, and really like it. how does everyone else feel about it? is there a reason to shell out the big bucks for something like altiverb?

maybe i just like it because i've never really gotten to use anything better

I almost never see x/y used whenever stereo OH's are used on stage. This is from club gigs to stadiums, just curious as to why a spaced pair seems to be the predominating choice? thanks!

-kyle

I've been wondering this awhile now. On the generic Pro Tools graphic equalizer, the frequencies are unequally spaced. For example, there is a large gap between 100hz and 200hz. But between 200hz and 300hz, the gap is about half as wide. Can someone explain the reasoning for this?

Hi guys! just wanted to let you know that we released another video:

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Hi all,
Looking for anyone in an acoustically treated room running Logic that would be willing to rent out their space so I can mix. I don't have that great of a space, but I don't want to give up. Don't need a mixer so much as a decent space to mix. Preferably early on a weekend mornings.

Any leads would be great! Thanks

Folks-

Hey everyone, I have been using modeled guitars in my recordings for a while now, trying to get ideas down or what have you. But every time I try to record vocals over them, they sound like crap. The vocals do not fit at all!

Then I listen to my older recordings, or something that is mostly acoustic, and they just sound so much better.

Today, Eventide announced the newest addition to its stompbox product line: Space.

Space features 12 of Eventide's signature reverb combination effects taken from the H8000FW and Eclipse V4 along with some startling new magic.

I know I should have asked the question here first, however, I was sold these mics as being the best I could get in a £400 (roughly) budget. It was made clear to the seller that I Ineeded them primarily for drum overheads, obviously if they came in handy for other instruments/vox that would be a bonus.