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The ability to plug it into (in my case a Sonar) bass track would be a great asset. You really could fine tune a bottom end whilst mixing. http://www.cakewalk.com/forum/tm.asp?m=274960&mpage=1&key=&anchor#275048 I just visited the forum you pointed to. We appreciate you spreading positi...

it might be kind of nice, as I tab between powerbands to have the color of the cursor, or the cursor type image change colors to match the color of the band I am currently assigned to.

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Yeah, I get that a lot too, it's kind of a good way to judge the quality of the plugins in my opinion, I find the very high end plugins muck with the frequency less than the cheap/free stuff.

I generally HarBalize last and anxiously await the plugin version to help with that situation...

That's really cool, Triniti, I landed a deal with this groovy company called "Har-Bal" to do presentation and sales for them :) I have deals of that nature with a few places actually, it's quite cool and fun, and ya get to feel "in the know" which always feels good. Good luck wit...

mainly what it did for me in my current room is help stop eflections coming back at me from behind off my rear walls. I have my desk angled in the middle of my room facing a back corner. The reflections were bouncing back at me from behind. I hung two of those absorbing side out with a bookcase betw...

Yeah, give it a go. In my new house my studio is still concrete walls. These boards have made a huge difference in the sound. Plus, one side absorbs and the toher reflects, so you get both options, unlike cubicle-type walls...plus, they are movable all over the studio, or, like in my case, I have a ...

I built some simple sound control boards for my room. They are along the lines of office cubicle walls, but quite a bit heavier duty. They work great for a variety of functions and are not too hard to build, and not too expensive. I wrote a little article about how to build tham at my web site http:...

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Regarding the full CD at once...I'll post a link when I find it...

I've never really dug the P-bass myself, but they are common. When I mix with a bass guitar in there (which is generally the case) I perfer to boost the signal around 100hz and 800 hz to promote a more bassy sound and giving it some punch at the same time, and scoop out around 350hz to get it out of...

yes, but DON'T open the package after you recieve it until the day you are in court using that package to defend your ownership.

the simple answer is always "get the best gear you can" I record vocals with a simple mic and a dbx226XL compressor. Not the greatest in the world, but it does the job well. yes, you do generally need to compress while recording, but don't over compress, just compress enough to maintain so...

Evhal wrote:Hi Dan,

Do you have more news on this product and/or the company ?

Kind rgeards,
Eric

Yeah, it's out in production now. It's Sound System Modeler from Bobtail Software. http://www.bobtailsoftware.com/

There are other equalizers?

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