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!STiTCH! wrote:anyone? Am I the only one who plans to use TouchOSC with android?

There's probably one or two more folks who might use it.

The MDA plugins came with your Peak install.

I've owned quite a few of these devices and honestly, the Zoom H2 is a great unit.

FYI.........
Wave Editor is $69 until Jan 1.

Great price for a Great editor.
Just sayin'

I'd like to see/use that as well.

The new Macbook is perfect for who it's for.

But hey, for $200 more you can get a MacBook Pro 13" which has Firewire, an SD card slot, Aluminum body, will hold 8GB of Ram, is a tad lighter, and will take a Solid State drive.

Looky

I have no direct experience with the Euphonix series.... but it looks nice. However, The Mackie MCU is very nice. Especially if you pick up a used original style one. Functionally exactly the same as the "pro" version except no USB connection. Most decent interfaces have a MIDI in so this ...

feyshay wrote:I'd recommend a Shure SM81.
A more expensive LDC route would be the AT 4050 (which has a lot more uses besides).

A SM-81 has such a great neutral sound on an acoustic.
You cannot beat that mic.

Just as a further follow up. Using the Track Delay seems to work the best. Additionally, tech support hipped me to this feature: You can hold SHIFT which nudges in 0.1 ms steps. You can also click the "ms" button to set it to "smp" which allows more precise edits. Very nice. Than...

Right on folks!
Those suggestions were just what I was looking for.

I wish there was a plugin (VST or AU) like this one.

I'm sure this can be done, but for the life of me I can't figure out the best method to nudge audio.
A few ms can help align some tracks for phase reasons.

Any tips?


Thanks!