I noticed that this base isn't that busy, so I've decided
to see if I could get a conversation going. For those
home studio people out there, let's get some lists of
equipment that you all have. Maybe it'll spark some
good debates or discussion. Here's my current list:

-Gateway 7210 Server -> scsi raid. Very nice for
for recording.
-MidiMan mixer.
-Audiobuddy.
-Ensoniq ASR-10
-Roland XP-30
-Red Sound Dark Star
-Korg Poly 800II
-Roland SH-09
-Fender Strat(basic)
-A bunch of assorted mics
-Panasonic 3700 DAT
-Alesis D4 Drum Module
-Alesis 3630 Compressor
-Alesis Metavox-Vocoder
-Sound Forge
-Acid
-Cubase

That's all I can think of off the top of my head. It did
remind me that I needed to get a new mixer. Anyone
out there have a favorite compact mixers they can
recommend? Has anyone tried the new Tapco 6306?
I've heard it's supposed to be quite a good mixer.

Conscentity

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Being a DJ, I have the following set up in my living room:

Rane MP 24z Club Mixer, 4 channels, switchable xfader etc
Denon DN-1800F dual CD deck
Technics SL-1200MK2, two
Odyssey Gear Combo-Case DJ Coffin

on my Windows 98 PC, I have:
Creative Labs SBLive Platinum with the front panel that has direct RCA input jacks...

When I stream I run it through WinAMP on the Win98 machine, using 1/4" to RCA cables from the mixer to the front panel of the sbliv .. works pretty well.
=)

just thought I'd do my part to spark some convo =)


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Re: Sparking up some conversa
By: Conscentity to ALL on Thu Oct 09 2003 12:36 pm

That's all I can think of off the top of my head. It did
remind me that I needed to get a new mixer. Anyone
out there have a favorite compact mixers they can
recommend? Has anyone tried the new Tapco 6306?
I've heard it's supposed to be quite a good mixer.

I'm setting up a box to do some recording but I'm on a serious budget. So far I have Cakewalk guitar studio and I'm looking for a reasonable mixer for both the guitar and mikes. I've seen a Behringer Eurorack MXB1002 for about $99.00 which looks like it will suit my purposes. I can use my POD for DI on the guitar.

Jah

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Re: Sparking up some conversa
By: Jahmas to Conscentity on Mon Oct 20 2003 02:45 pm

That's all I can think of off the top of my head. It did
remind me that I needed to get a new mixer. Anyone
out there have a favorite compact mixers they can
recommend? Has anyone tried the new Tapco 6306?
I've heard it's supposed to be quite a good mixer.

I'm setting up a box to do some recording but I'm on a serious budget. So fa have Cakewalk guitar studio and I'm looking for a reasonable mixer for both guitar and mikes. I've seen a Behringer Eurorack MXB1002 for about $99.00 wh looks like it will suit my purposes. I can use my POD for DI on the guitar.

I like Mackie, but I'm not sure if they even make a $99 mixer. Probably.

digital man

Snapple "Real Fact" #129:
Mosquitoes have 47 teeth.

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Re: Sparking up some conversa
By: Digital Man to Jahmas on Mon Oct 20 2003 04:48 pm

Snapple "Real Fact" #129:
Mosquitoes have 47 teeth.

And one big pokey-needle-like thingy.... =( Or are the teeth actually located on that pokey thing?

Piper Christian
KC8TEZ


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Re: Snapple Fact
By: KC8TEZ to Digital Man on Tue Oct 21 2003 10:50 pm

Re: Sparking up some conversa
By: Digital Man to Jahmas on Mon Oct 20 2003 04:48 pm

Snapple "Real Fact" #129:
Mosquitoes have 47 teeth.

And one big pokey-needle-like thingy.... =( Or are the teeth actually loca on that pokey thing?

I think we already proved the vast snapple wing conspiracy where they make this crap up.

---TLM

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Re: Sparking up some conversa
By: dead to Conscentity on Fri Oct 10 2003 03:32 pm

Being a DJ, I have the following set up in my living room:

Rane MP 24z Club Mixer, 4 channels, switchable xfader etc
Denon DN-1800F dual CD deck
Technics SL-1200MK2, two
Odyssey Gear Combo-Case DJ Coffin

on my Windows 98 PC, I have:
Creative Labs SBLive Platinum with the front panel that has direct RCA input jacks...

When I stream I run it through WinAMP on the Win98 machine, using 1/4" to RC cables from the mixer to the front panel of the sbliv .. works pretty well. =)

just thought I'd do my part to spark some convo =)

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How do you like that Denon? I've been up and down about purchasing one, or using something like Traktor / BPM with a digital controller.


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Re: Sparking up some conversa
By: dead to Conscentity on Fri Oct 10 2003 04:32 pm

Being a DJ, I have the following set up in my living room:

what kind of music did you say you spin? I have a good friend who spins drumb'n bass, I spin house, and I write electronic music with Fruityloops, A few synth's, and a roland sampler.


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Re: Sparking up some conversa
By: Jahmas to Conscentity on Mon Oct 20 2003 03:45 pm

I'm setting up a box to do some recording but I'm on a serious budget. So fa have Cakewalk guitar studio and I'm looking for a reasonable mixer for both guitar and mikes. I've seen a Behringer Eurorack MXB1002 for about $99.00 wh looks like it will suit my purposes. I can use my POD for DI on the guitar.

Even though Mackie doesn't really make a hole lot of studio style recording mixers ( and they make some ) I found that using one of there smaller 16 channel mixers with fruityloops, and soundforge was just as good. any additional hiss I might have found due to the low quality of the mixer; was removed with soundforge directx plugins... it worked great, and no one could tell the differance. But running a software studio can really drain on system resources... I wouldn't run that shit with anything less then 256 megs of ram.


ISPY!Buzzoff ... [+o euphoria]





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Re: Sparking up some conversa
By: Ispyhumanfly to Jahmas on Thu Oct 30 2003 03:21 am

Even though Mackie doesn't really make a hole lot of studio style recording mixers ( and they make some ) I found that using one of there smaller 16 channel mixers with fruityloops, and soundforge was just as good. any additional hiss I might have found due to the low quality of the mixer; was removed with soundforge directx plugins... it worked great, and no one could tell the differance. But running a software studio can really drain on syst resources... I wouldn't run that shit with anything less then 256 megs of ra

ISPY!Buzzoff ... [+o euphoria]

euphoria? is that you Mitch?

---TLM

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Re: Sparking up some conversa
By: The Lizard Master to Ispyhumanfly on Thu Oct 30 2003 12:35 pm

ISPY!Buzzoff ... [+o euphoria]

euphoria? is that you Mitch?
---TLM

Uh... no

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Re: Sparking up some conversa
By: Jahmas to Conscentity on Mon Oct 20 2003 02:45 pm

Re: Sparking up some conversa
By: Conscentity to ALL on Thu Oct 09 2003 12:36 pm

That's all I can think of off the top of my head. It did
remind me that I needed to get a new mixer. Anyone
out there have a favorite compact mixers they can
recommend? Has anyone tried the new Tapco 6306?
I've heard it's supposed to be quite a good mixer.

I'm setting up a box to do some recording but I'm on a serious budget. So fa have Cakewalk guitar studio and I'm looking for a reasonable mixer for both guitar and mikes. I've seen a Behringer Eurorack MXB1002 for about $99.00 wh looks like it will suit my purposes. I can use my POD for DI on the guitar.

Jah

I can't say enough good things about Behringer .. the mackie version of that mixer is twice as expensive, and just doesnt sound as good.


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Re: Sparking up some conversa
By: Ispyhumanfly to Jahmas on Thu Oct 30 2003 03:21 am

Re: Sparking up some conversa
By: Jahmas to Conscentity on Mon Oct 20 2003 03:45 pm

I'm setting up a box to do some recording but I'm on a serious budget. So have Cakewalk guitar studio and I'm looking for a reasonable mixer for bo guitar and mikes. I've seen a Behringer Eurorack MXB1002 for about $99.00 looks like it will suit my purposes. I can use my POD for DI on the guita

Even though Mackie doesn't really make a hole lot of studio style recording mixers ( and they make some ) I found that using one of there smaller 16 channel mixers with fruityloops, and soundforge was just as good. any additional hiss I might have found due to the low quality of the mixer; was removed with soundforge directx plugins... it worked great, and no one could tell the differance. But running a software studio can really drain on syst resources... I wouldn't run that shit with anything less then 256 megs of ra

ISPY!Buzzoff ... [+o euphoria]

Some really dont ever think of how noisy a place inside a PC is.. hard disks spinning at incredibly high rpms (motors, big cause of noise), fans, oscillators, basically every electrical noise generator at work. Just switching to an external interface via usb / firewire can get rid of most, if not all of your hiss and buzzes. That with a good power conditioner and you've got dead channels.

Behringer makes a Denoiser, runs about 70 - 80 bucks. 2 channel, I run mine left & right. It does a great job of saving me from getting rid of pops or sacrificing the 15-20k spectrum on my synths.

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Re: Snapple Fact
By: The Lizard Master to All on Thu Oct 23 2003 11:28 am

Snapple "Real Fact" #129:
Mosquitoes have 47 teeth.

And one big pokey-needle-like thingy.... =( Or are the teeth actually l on that pokey thing?

I think we already proved the vast snapple wing conspiracy where they make t crap up.

but not all of it is fake...
Piper Christian
KC8TEZ


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Re: Sparking up some conversa
By: The Lizard Master to Ispyhumanfly on Thu Oct 30 2003 12:35 pm



nah dude... just a sysop modding synchronet :) with warez :)

Re: Sparking up some conversa
By: Ispyhumanfly to Jahmas on Thu Oct 30 2003 03:21 am

Even though Mackie doesn't really make a hole lot of studio style recordi mixers ( and they make some ) I found that using one of there smaller 16 channel mixers with fruityloops, and soundforge was just as good. any additional hiss I might have found due to the low quality of the mixer; w removed with soundforge directx plugins... it worked great, and no one co tell the differance. But running a software studio can really drain on s resources... I wouldn't run that shit with anything less then 256 megs of

ISPY!Buzzoff ... [+o euphoria]

euphoria? is that you Mitch?

---TLM

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Re: Sparking up some conversa
By: The Lizard Master to Ispyhumanfly on Thu Oct 30 2003 01:35 pm

Re: Sparking up some conversa
By: Ispyhumanfly to Jahmas on Thu Oct 30 2003 03:21 am

Even though Mackie doesn't really make a hole lot of studio style recording mixers ( and they make some ) I found that using one of there smaller 16 channel mixers with fruityloops, and soundforge was just as good. any additional hiss I might have found due to the low quality of the mixer; was removed with soundforge directx plugins... it worked great, and no one could tell the differance. But running a software studio can really drain on syst resources... I wouldn't run that shit with anything less then 256 megs of ra

ISPY!Buzzoff ... [+o euphoria]

euphoria? is that you Mitch?

---TLM

Nah, just me -- Dan ;)

_dan

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