I recently started interning at the Iguana Recording studio in Toronto and among their equipment they have a Radial JD7 Injector switch box which so far I've seen hooked up to 4 amps although I know it's capable of 7. I'm looking for something similar in a reasonable price range for doing recording work at home.

I have Cubase LE4, which strangely does not have a mono control. I am eyeing a replacement preamp to add to my monitoring that has a built in mono switch. Will this solve my problem?

I have 2 separate stereo systems [2 amps each with it's own speakers and other music gear], I run my music from my laptop and depending on the music I will use either system [amp] but of course I will have to stop the music to connect the laptop output to whichever amp input I will be switching to.

USB? Firewire?

dropping my pci Delta M-Audio 192 and Samsontech C-Valve, I was thinking Focusrite Saffire LE would do the job even better.

Is that so? Any hint?

Hello y'all,

Hi, I really love the guitar sound on the new Killswitch Engage album. My band is going into the studio in a couple weeks and that is what I want my guitar to sound like. Can any one help me? I have a mesa boogie dual rectifier and mesa boogie box. I also have a Laney Head and box and access to a marshal box. Not sure on the exact specs. Im using a custom 22 PRS guitar.

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.

hi,
this is a follow on the mid side recording question. I have no mid side button on my Behringer mixer are there any alternatives ? I have a splitter in my patchbayrack and so it's just the reverse phase to deal ... would it work if I rewire a cable wrong for 1 side of the stereo image ?

merry xmas and thanks for your time again

Im using a Shure SM57 to record my guitar amp, and I have a SM58 to record vocals. I want to go with a budget condenser mic because, I'm told, theyre much better at recording.

Hello All,

Does anyone out there know if it is normal for a Focusrite ISA 220 to switch automatically to bypass mode (bypassing all processors) a few seconds after switch on? Shouldn't it keep previous settings?

I bought a used one recently and it seems to me unusual + cannot find any reference to it in the instructions.
Does the 430 also do this?

Gregory 8)