Jack Ruston wrote: ↑Thu Nov 09, 2023 9:37 pm
Who doesn't love a long, boring analogy?

Well I certainly do. And that’s a particularly good one. Good to see you back around these parts Jack!

R.I.P.

What an amazing career he had. Taken far too early.

Not sure if this belongs in a different forum so mods please feel free to move it. I'm wondering if there is an app or plugin that I can use with my iPad to analyse realtime audio. Currently I use my Audient iD22 with my Mac for these duties which include mono summing and monitoring the ‘sides’ sign...

Had it twice today. iPad, Safari

Wonks wrote: ↑Sat Jan 21, 2023 11:31 am Still greying out a lot for me on Safari on my iPhone.

Same for me on iPad with Safari

A tip for running ‘headless’ mixers over wifi: We used to gig with a Behinger X32 Rack and used an Apple Airport as the wifi router. I downloaded an app to scan the wifi landscape in each venue to find the cleanest band within the spectrum. I then set our router to transmit/receive on that channel a...

Here’s an off-the-shelf solution for 3 instruments: https://www.lehle.com/en/lehle-3at1-sgos

These Canford sequential on/off power distros are the dog’s wotsits but they’re expensive.

https://www.canford.co.uk/CANFORD-MDU-A ... OFF-models

The Servisiol will as it contains a lubricant. Are we talking Super 10? EDIT: just read the blurb. I never knew it contained a lubricant. I always felt it left pots feeling scratchy so I switched to DeoxIT F5 The last can of Super 10 I had was purchased in Maplin many years ago so it’s been a while...

Thanks, so isopropyl alcohol and cotton buds for the heads and switch clearer for the switches - would that work on crackly pots as well? DeoxIT Fader F5 for potentiometers and faders. Switch cleaner clears away the necessary lubricant on pots as well as the dirt leaving them feeling scratchy. F5 c...

I’ve bought cassette loops before from here:
https://tapeline.info/v2/index.php?sear ... a=category

They’re based in Stockport

Not sure how you're powering the DPA, but just as a reference I recently bought the Eventide MixingLink to apply effects pedals to mic inputs and it's a superb bit of gear - very flexible. (https://www.eventideaudio.com/pedals/mixinglink/) Bob What a fantastic idea! Thanks for the heads-up Bob. Gre...