With two units bi-directionally connected by S/PDIF, one unit (A) is set to work from its internal clock, the other unit (B) is set to work from an external (S/PDIF) clock. Unit B receives the clock signals from unit A, and unit B's outgoing S/PDIF is clocked to the incoming S/PDIF clock, and so it ...

Remember that it is a music video with them miming to a pre-recorded track, so you don't know what was done to the sound of the harmonica during the recording. It may well have been played through say a green bullet into a small valve amp with a small speaker (so not a lot of bass end) and an amount ...

For what it's worth, I've never noticed any latency when playing through my KH80s. We're only talking about a single analogue to digital conversion after all. Plus a digital to analogue conversion for the signal to the amps within the monitors. And a buffer big enough to hold enough samples to do ...

You can get adapters, but it’s always more reliable to use a single lead/cable designed for the job.

Basically as Sam said. We are being technical - which is important here in your understanding of what’s going on. You will have a linked two track recording with a M/S mic, but it’s not ‘stereo’. One track is Mid and one track is Sides. Just because it looks like a stereo track at first glance doesn’ ...

Just get a C14 to C7 lead and you'll be fine.

E.g. https://www.lindy.co.uk/cables-adapters ... able-p9190

Could you not simply program another patch with the mid EQ increased and jump between patches, or does it take too long to load a new patch?

Or it was fixed but the old page is in Alexis' phone cache.

You need to read about the various types of panner available in logic. Clicking on the pan control should give options and you want ‘stereo panner’. Once you’ve selected that, to narrow or widen the stereo image, drag the green ring up or down. It’s not as obvious as the stereo balance panner in Cuba ...

Basically. You can use an iPhone but you'll have a two track recording with mids on one track and sides on the other. So you'll either need to download it and process it in a DAW, or find an iPhone App that will do that for you. There seem to be a few, but I've no idea how easy they are to use or ...

It's a still a Mid-Side recording, so you're best putting the two tracks through a mid side decoder plugin to give a standard stereo output. You won't want to use the two tracks without any processing.

Hence 'more complex and more processing'.

I will caveat the above good advice with the proviso that if you want to monitor vocal recordings with added reverb, a basic direct monitoring feature isn't going to give you that. You have the option of getting an interface with direct monitoring and built-in reverb that will allow you to add that ...

It shouldn't cause any real issues. But as has been mentioned in other threads on similar topics, it helps to give a bit of extra absorption if you cut holes in the sides of the frames (and cover the holes with fabric). it also makes the units a bit lighter. And if you incorporate a 50mm spacing ...

alexis wrote: ↑Mon Jun 23, 2025 3:05 am I assume the cautions so kindly given here are because applying power to the keyboard's expression port could damage the keyboard ...?

Yes.

If it's the 2.0 stuff you've linked to, then the density is only 25.7kg/m3. I'd ignore it and make panels from denser material. It's only going to deal with high frequencies, which your standard panels will deal with effectively as well as dealing with mid and lower mid frequencies. Double thickness ...

Elf has already given you the answer.

And no, you can't split S/PDIF.

I used a couple of thin strips of 3M Dual Grip to hold the board in place.

I've mentioned the 12" Celestion Peacekeeper speaker once before in a thread, but for anyone who missed that, it's a lower sensitivity speaker designed for home or studio use with a sensitivity of 86dB SPL @1W @1m @ 1kHz. A typical 12" Celestion will have a sensitivity of between 97dB and 100dB for ...

The GK5 kit is now all fitted and the ferrite bead has a single pass. The lead was just long enough to reach to the output socket with just a bit of slack. https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img924/6914/D9wP1K.jpg I only had Arkieboy's GM-800 to test it with, so I know the synth pickup works with it. I ...

Where are you trying to install it from?

https://signal.org/download/

He can but load the driver and see if it works. "Unsupported" doesn't necessarily mean "won't work", but it may well depend on the processor hardware in the Mac.

But it's not a pure MIDI device. Like my MOTU Express 128, it needs drivers to control it in order to get the best performance from it. Mac OS10.9 is the last supported Mac driver from Steinberg.

You say ‘solder work’ but for a long time EMG have used solderless push-on connections. So what, if any, solder work was involved? The 89XR is essentially two pickups in one housing. Is it quiet in both single coil and dual coil mode? Assuming that the connection to the pickups is still using the pus ...

If you want to record each drum mic channel directly, then you are better off with an audio interface, not a mixer. As it name implies, a basic mixer will mix several channels down to one stereo pair output. You can record the stereo pair, but you can't then separate the individual instruments ...