Recent content by IzovAge

Joey, just curious as to why you chose the asus board over the gigabyte?

Adam, your drum to midi conversion vid is coming up with the 404 error. Could be on my end but the others are working fine. I'd like to say thanks for all the work you've put into this, very awesome!

Thanks for the quick responses! Thanks for the heads up as well, Adam!

Do all the customizations stay in place when you do the updates? Sorry for my ignorance.

I'd say #2 & #3 are definitely worth a shoot out. Either one of those should produce the results your looking for. Anything less and you'll be buying again soon.

Yes, I listened to those clips, sounds very interesting. I really liked what it was doing to the drums, definitely seems like a great drum buss comp. I'm looking forward to hearing your thoughts after some experimenting, please report back on this. I have to agree, it seems to be a...

After asking that question a few posts earlier I found this thread over at gearslutz. Might be useful. http://www.gearslutz.com/board/new-product-alert/460275-overstayer-stereo-compressor.html

Curious as to what you think about this? Have you been using one? For the price it seems like a no-brainer.

Ive been using a Presonus Digimax LT and have had good luck with it. Nothing fancy of course but clean and decent. Ive always been able to use every track without any trouble at all. Have used it on many sources too.

If your using a FF800, you might want to look at the Gigabyte MoBo's, they have the TI chipset onboard. Did you ever try getting a hold of Scott @ http://www.adkproaudio.com/?

http://adkproaudio.com/ I think that should work. :)

Joey, seriously consider giving Scott a call at ADK Pro Audio. I'm quite certain if you tell him what your looking for he can give you at least some great advice. With that budget you may find he can build it for you as well. Great guy and great service.

I would try the Sampson's as a spaced pair as high as you can get them, getting mostly cymbals from overhead and put the Rode's 6 to 8 feet in front of the kit about 10 to 12 feet apart and probably around 3 feet off the floor. Then blend together all mics used to taste, using the Rodes as the...

These little JBL's sound very good for the price and would work quite well in the situation your describing. http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/Control2PS If you've got a G/C in your area they usually have them in stock, if you need to give them a listen.

Have to agree with "it's hard to say what's best". It always depends on what your trying to achieve and of course the source material. Try playing around with stacking reverbs or putting a delay behind it.