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Re: RC-505 Mk2 review
Did you update the software? My MK2 seems quite stable, so perhaps it isn't a problem anymore. There have been a couple of updates since the device was first released, so I suspect Roland is on top of it.
- Forum: Feedback Topic: RC-505 Mk2 review Replies: 3 Views: 1195
Re: Lavs for no shirt - weightloss tv show
Another DPA to consider is the tiny 4097 "shotgun," which is a dream to conceal on set. Fabulous DPA sound, smooth transition to off-axis. Not super expensive, either. Not sure if it meets your needs, but it can be very, very useful.
- Forum: Recording: Gear & Techniques Topic: Lavs for no shirt - weightloss tv show Replies: 18 Views: 2930
Re: Article idea: where's the money?
Back in 2006 I looked into this in a bit of detail. At the time, the entire North American music industry (recording, performance, online, ringtones, games) earned about $12 billion annually. The piano teaching "industry," on the other hand, earned closer to $15 billion (in North America),...
- Forum: Music Business Topic: Article idea: where's the money? Replies: 8 Views: 351
Re: Article idea: where's the money?
All fair observations, but that's only the "music performance" side of things. Historically, that's not where the money has been, except for a lucky few. And recording is the moody teenager in this scenario. What about music education (all angles), or the music products industry? Teaching ...
- Forum: Music Business Topic: Article idea: where's the money? Replies: 8 Views: 351
Article idea: where's the money?
Looking at a few topics lately, such as "Is there really any point making music to sell anymore," got me thinking about an old issue of Mix magazine that I dig through every few years. In May 2006, the cover/feature was "Where's The Money." The times have changed (more mobile pho...
- Forum: Music Business Topic: Article idea: where's the money? Replies: 8 Views: 351
Re: How to record bicycle rides with minimum wind noise?
After some experiments, I've found decent results with a pair of tiny Omni mics inside a time trial helmet (with visor). These are specifically made to get through the air a cleanly as possible (with matching skin suit, aero bike etc). Placement of the mics out of any turbulence is critical, as is t...
- Forum: Recording: Gear & Techniques Topic: How to record bicycle rides with minimum wind noise? Replies: 54 Views: 2593
Re: Demos, live recordings, video. 8-12 multitracks. Preferably battery powered. Cheap!
I picked up a Zoom H8 a few weeks ago, and it's great. Good preamps, works as a 12-in/2-out USB interface, great battery life. The Zoom mic capsules are good for the price, and the included XY module has a 1/8 stereo input, so 8-channel recording out of the box. Two of the XLRs are combi jacks, so y...
- Forum: Recording: Gear & Techniques Topic: Demos, live recordings, video. 8-12 multitracks. Preferably battery powered. Cheap! Replies: 29 Views: 1095
Re: Somewhat Odd Descriptions/names
Do you have to call them anything at all? Perhaps just show the shapes.
Plus that's good for users in all languages, no translation needed!
Plus that's good for users in all languages, no translation needed!
- Forum: Apps & Other Computers/OS Topic: Somewhat Odd Descriptions/names Replies: 14 Views: 504
Re: How to record bicycle rides with minimum wind noise?
Hey Dan, thank you for this input, I'll look into it. Since I was planning to buy the Roland CS 10EM anyway do you think I could do the same with these mics? Also, do you know if it's possible to connect these 3.5mm stereo mics into the Tascam dr-40 that has two mono xlr-1/4 inputs? I would need to...
- Forum: Recording: Gear & Techniques Topic: How to record bicycle rides with minimum wind noise? Replies: 54 Views: 2593
Re: stereo recording live performance techniques
Just a thought: if Ambisonic is of interest, you could look at the Zoom H3-VR recorder. Bass frequencies shouldn't matter much in your situation, so you might like the results. And they're certainly affordable at the moment, at around $250 USD. Then import the files to your platform of choice and en...
- Forum: Recording: Gear & Techniques Topic: stereo recording live performance techniques Replies: 32 Views: 633
Re: Yoshimi V 2.0 is here :)
Looks good on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (w/ Ubuntu Studio pkg) using Opera or Firefox. Can't wait to dig in to 2.0! One problem I've had with Yoshimi is that it displays as a tiny little window on my laptop screen (Lenovo P52s, 15" 4k screen). Readable with a magnifying glass, but less than ideal ;) I b...
- Forum: Apps & Other Computers/OS Topic: Yoshimi V 2.0 is here :) Replies: 17 Views: 872
Re: LDCs or SDCs for classical/choral works
Any particular reason it has to be those mics? Have a think about two Line Audio CM4s in DIN or NOS configuration, flanked by two Line Audio OM1s. Spacing between the OM1s is 66cm. Blend to taste... I completely agree with Mike: excellent mics, and they are very unlikely to be the downfall of your ...
- Forum: Recording: Gear & Techniques Topic: LDCs or SDCs for classical/choral works Replies: 9 Views: 860
Re: Linux on a USB stick
I've been using Ubuntu exclusively for a few years, having spent almost 30 on Mac. The transition has been pretty good, and the tools are excellent. There are a few plugins that I used to use that are no longer options (Melodyne, Speakerphone), but I've learned to adapt my thinking to get the best o...
- Forum: Apps & Other Computers/OS Topic: Linux on a USB stick Replies: 16 Views: 762
Re: Help me make it better - mix & mastering a choral work
Thanks for sharing the recordings, George! I feel that you got a nice recording of some good performances. On headphones, they present well, although I'm left with the feeling that the mics were a bit too close to everyone (not much you can do about that!). (No access to speakers here, as my family ...
- Forum: Mixing, Mastering & Post Production Topic: Help me make it better - mix & mastering a choral work Replies: 18 Views: 625
Korg modwave wavetable synth
Whilst poking around on the internet tonight, i came across a listing at Long & McQuade (Canada) for an upcoming Korg modwave wavetable synth. Same 37-key format as Wavestate and OpSix. Still no aftertouch, but responds to poly aftertouch (as do the others). And it looks as though you can load y...
- Forum: Keyboards & Synthesis Topic: Korg modwave wavetable synth Replies: 2 Views: 1717
Re: Taming/Reducing Excessive Vocalist Vibrato on Tracks
Welcome! It sounds as though this would be fixable with Melodyne, although I don't know whether the latest version will run on your system (I've moved on to Linux, so can't check). Perhaps an email to Celemony is in order? My experience is only with Melodyne Studio, but I believe that the cheaper ve...
- Forum: Mixing, Mastering & Post Production Topic: Taming/Reducing Excessive Vocalist Vibrato on Tracks Replies: 5 Views: 1276
Re: Examples of Electronic "rock" music.
You might also have a listen to Skinny Puppy or Download. It's Industrial, but there are a lot of elements that could cross over.
- Forum: Music Theory, Songwriting & Composition Topic: Examples of Electronic "rock" music. Replies: 33 Views: 1947
Re: Curious about Linux users
I'm running Ubuntu 20.04 LTS with the full Ubuntu Studio package. For audio, it includes loads of fantastic software, such as Ardour, Yoshimi, the full Calf Audio plugin suite, and heaps of others. Combined with a few modest pieces of hardware, it does everything I could possibly need. All pre-confi...
- Forum: Feedback Topic: Curious about Linux users Replies: 20 Views: 1115
Re: Copied from official Linux Audio Conference anouncement
Thanks for the heads up about this! I'm very interested to hear what progress is being made with Pipewire. At some point it'll probably replace Jack and Pulse audio. How close are we? Lovely Bordeaux links as well. It is a bit of a Covid tease, but also a good reason to behave well. Perhaps in a yea...
- Forum: Apps & Other Computers/OS Topic: Copied from official Linux Audio Conference anouncement Replies: 4 Views: 477
Re: Sensible monitor upgrade from Mackie Hr824??
If you're considering the KH310, you might also want to look at the Genelec 8341 (The Ones), which got a glowing review from KH310 owner Hugh. Similar price here in Canada. They're seriously good, especially for long sessions. 8331 w/sub is also a nice option, if you're monitoring at close proximity...
- Forum: Recording: Gear & Techniques Topic: Sensible monitor upgrade from Mackie Hr824?? Replies: 21 Views: 2270