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Hello everybody,







My application aims for Active Noise Cancellation, I have to use Microphones and a DSP to digitize the received signal then act on speakers to cancel the noise.

"...a blend of recycled cellulose, paper and cotton. This material has extremely comparable sound absorption at mid to high frequencies and superior absorption at low frequencies, when compare with traditional fiberglass based cores."

Anyone ever try the Lake People MIC-AMP F355 micpre?

So, I've read all about compressors, everything I could find. Some of the links I've read I found on this site.



I'm not ashamed to say that there is little that I truly understand about them. And I've never gotten to use a hw unit.



Threshold I get, (I'm trying to recall all the settings) "make up" I get.

Hi,



Anyone know of a virtual instrument plugin which creates choir sounds

(SATB) (or I'd settle for solo voices) which allows the user to specify

vowel sounds and starting/ending consonants -- in other words, allows

the user to create sung words?



Thanks!

Has any of you compared the Royer's 121 or 122 to the RODE NTR ?

Wow this is a plugin costing: $4659.00

hi.. fairly new to mixing and mastering. Check out my mix and let me know what I can improve on. FYI, artist brought a YouTube beat to the session and didn't have wav files so it was a little hard for me to get all vox takes to sit in the mix so I fear it'll be either to loud or to soft compared to the beat. regardless let me know! Feedback is essential in my opinion. Thanks

Hey All,



I originally posted this on reddit and in the comments a user recommended that I post this song at this site in this particular thread. Here was his feedback on this mix:

Hi Guys - I've been working on this since December and it has been out for vocals for a while now - it's looking like my vocalist may or may not be indisposed so I thought I'd post it here in this mix sans vocalist and see what you think.