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Hidden Driveways wrote:I love the way Michael's voice sounds in the acapella, all dry, forward, human, and just fucking amazing.

Did you put the auto-tune on the vocal, or was it that way already?

That T-bone thing is for input via USB, not output. Note in the specs it mentions "a/d" - that's analog to digital, not the other way around.

Hey MoShang! Good to see you! (Jambalaya Fonck here, under one of my other 'net aliases...)

I just saw this thread...been away for awhile & just started lurking again, and suddenly - OMFG! 8O Dude, I'm really glad that things got better for you guys. It was scary as hell just reading this - sorry y'all had to go through it, but I'm damn glad things seem to have gone OK. Continued blessings...

Wow - you guys are having a ghey old time, aren't you?

Happy Nizz Yizzle, ya bunch of freaks!

Never used that stuff, but it looks expensive. I've used ear bulbs & warm water for years. Cheap & re-usable, does the trick (and you don't have to do it several times a week, either). Just make sure you keep the bulb clean & dry when you're not using it. They're right about not using swabs - you ca...

I don't think we've given this point the proper consideration...

DeadlyKungFu wrote:http://blogs.salon.com/0001883/images05/Cowgirl.jpg

You have a penis?

Yes, disabling your virus scanner will DEFINITELY lower the overhead on your computer. You do NOT want McAfee trying to scan your audio files while trying to play them!

That's fine - the trouble starts when you start sharing it with everybody on the 'net...

leisuremuffin wrote:oh sorry, i just figured you might read the thread.



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Read it. Opinions all over the place. That's why I wanted to hear it from someone who knows.

thelocalhost wrote:

leisuremuffin wrote:*sigh*


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sigh++

Wow - sorry that a request for definitive information is so tedious for you guys. Since Robert happened to be here, I wanted to hear the definitive answer from the source.

Is it? I haven't really tested it, but some people have been saying otherwise... I do know that VoxPro, for instance, has about 20 dB of headroom built-in - that's why you can absolutely slam into it & not clip. (Once again...idiot-proofed!) Can we get an official word? Is there "built-in headroom"?...

Sounds like more of a MIDI limitation to me...

All fun aside: I, for one, would welcome the option to choose whether my gain stage metering is true or "idiot-proofed". I find that artificially lowering the "clip" point is a bit like setting your alarm clock 10 minutes fast - you pretend that you're getting up later than you are, rather than actu...