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Old 02-14-2010, 01:16 PM
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Glad to see a recording forum here @ Acoustic guitar!! Anyone using Garageband or Logic as their DAW? I'm currently running an Imac with both Logic and Garageband and using a Presonus Firebox as my interface . Simple set up but works for me. What is your set up?
You said the magic words, "..........but works for me." I'm pretty set in my ways and still use a rather large format 32 input Tascam 2600. It's no Trident TSM but between it, my various analog and digital machines, mics, signal processors; etc., it works for me. The only thing I use a computer for is back-up, editing, and final playback for remixing through the console. (The program of choice is Adobe Audition 1.5)
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Up to a year ago I was running Cubase on a PC but I'm surrounded by pro composers and studio guys, all of whom persuaded me to move to Logic on a Mac.

I now have Logic 8 on an iMac with a Motu 8pre interface and an iBook ext hard drive . My only problem is the iMac doesn't seem to like running two firewire devices simultaneously and rejects one of them when under load.

I've got Adam A7 monitors.
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running Pro tools with my imac digi002 interface, personus eureka pre with a NT2000 for vocals, a pair of nt5's to record my acoustic and a Sennheiser e609 for micing my electric amp.
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I switch between Mixcraft and Pro Tools, using a Fast Track Ultra, an SM57 and various stompboxes to handle both acoustic and electric projects.
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At work I use Nuendo on a Mac dual quad-core with three Steinberg interfaces and a Sony DM-2000 as the work surface/monitoring controller.

At home, when I have my guitarist hat on, I don't want to think too much about recording. I've got a Tascam 2488 MKII that I record to. I export the tracks and take them to work for mixes.

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2x Schoeps CMC6/MK41
Aren't the Schoeps just gorgeous. I go between those and my DPAs.

Though - I don't have the MK41 capsules. I have a pair of MK4 & MK2S. Lately I've been eyeing the MK21 caps.
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Old 03-03-2010, 08:17 PM
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Aren't the Schoeps just gorgeous. I go between those and my DPAs.

Though - I don't have the MK41 capsules. I have a pair of MK4 & MK2S. Lately I've been eyeing the MK21 caps.
Yes, the Schoeps are quite stunning. I had a pair of CMC6/MK4 for several years, sold them and got the pair of CMC6/MK41. The MK41 certainly are different - a bit more pinched in the stereo image but more accurate/tame in the low mids and highs.

I've been looking for a pair of DPA 4011 for years. I can't seem to find an excellent used pair for a decent price. When I do, I'll grab them.

I'm using the Gefell M295's more often than the Schoeps. There's something about them that just works for my playing, guitars, pres, room, etc.
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Yes, the Schoeps are quite stunning. I had a pair of CMC6/MK4 for several years, sold them and got the pair of CMC6/MK41. The MK41 certainly are different - a bit more pinched in the stereo image but more accurate/tame in the low mids and highs.

I've been looking for a pair of DPA 4011 for years. I can't seem to find an excellent used pair for a decent price. When I do, I'll grab them.

I'm using the Gefell M295's more often than the Schoeps. There's something about them that just works for my playing, guitars, pres, room, etc.
Hello sdelsolray,

I was just wondering if you had any recordings I can listen to. If not, which song should I listen to that closely resembles the quality of these equipment? I bet they sound great but I wouldn't know because I've never had anyone point out that a certain song that was recorded with a certain gear.

Thanks in advance.
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Hello sdelsolray,

I was just wondering if you had any recordings I can listen to. If not, which song should I listen to that closely resembles the quality of these equipment? I bet they sound great but I wouldn't know because I've never had anyone point out that a certain song that was recorded with a certain gear.

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Sage, I would like to here some of Steve's recent recordings also. However as far as the microphones, I have the Gefell M295s also and this is a recording I did with those mikes followed by a NPNG preamp and a Mytek Stereo96 ADC. It is a given that every song, player, guitar and recording room will sound different even with the same gear.
http://dcoombsguitar.com/Guitar%20Music/MistsOfTime.mp3
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I usually record through a Yamaha MG166cx mixer to a Boss BR-600. I move the tracks to Reaper for editing.
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Sage, I would like to here some of Steve's recent recordings also. However as far as the microphones, I have the Gefell M295s also and this is a recording I did with those mikes followed by a NPNG preamp and a Mytek Stereo96 ADC. It is a given that every song, player, guitar and recording room will sound different even with the same gear.
http://dcoombsguitar.com/Guitar%20Music/MistsOfTime.mp3
That sounds awesome. Very impressive playing and recording quality. Thanks Rick.
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Up until a few weeks ago I was using an old Sony cassette deck. I did pick up a H2 which I can easily use . (The DP02CF I have had for quite awhile looks good sitting in the music room however)

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Hello sdelsolray,

I was just wondering if you had any recordings I can listen to.
+1 on the request to hear sdel's recordings. You can hear some tracks I recorded with Schoeps CMC6/Mk41s on Anton Emery's site: http://www.celticfingerstyleguitar.com/ right side, in the player.

As Rick says, tho, different room, guitar, player, or even move an inch and you change the sound, so it's hard to ascribe a specific sound to mics.
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