SwingDJs

Can I ask for more information? When you say brighter, is it that you have heard one person (DJ) play a song and it sounded great, and another person play the same song, and the sound quantity was not so good? And thus, how did the first DJ make the sound better in comparison to the first DJ? Sound ...

The CD will be available from the P.O.R.K. wsebsite when it comes out.

Brian

I've got the answer:


I have been emailing Christopher Smith and he says the CD will be out in a few weeks.

Brian

Yes, Thanks Jerry.

I've listened to them.

Hopefully zzzzoom from talking to them, might be able to get an answer.


Thanks

Brian

Wow,

My mate has 3, RCA 44BX and 2, RCA 77DX.
Over here, they cost about 6K each & I'm not sure how often they are used.

B

Thanks,

There are not many studio's that would have that may RCA 44's

Brian

we used a bunch of vintage RCA 44 microphones I'm going to be using one of these myself very soon, RCA 44BX. I'm interested to know what configuration did you end up using. I would have assumed two RCA room mics would be enough along with the appropiate individual instrument condenser mics. Maybe y...

I've been asking the same question.
I even emailed them with no results. By be I will just try againn.

Brian

Woops, - dBu.
edited above
Sorry.

Volume is a very odd thing on a lot of computer software. Most of the programs that you use don't have a Vu meter on them, so it is very difficult to know what is the sound level coming out of our "Out" jack. Personally, I wouldn't turn any of the software program volume level up about 75%...

Hi everyone,

For those of you that are interesting in vintage recording you will find this mic site very exciting.

Microphones

Some of the mics of scecial interest form me is the RCA 44BX and the RCA 77.

Have fun.

Brian

That sounds really good. All the best with that.

Brian

I was listening to a Fletcher Henderson 1937/38 LP this morning. The song "Let'er go" was playing away. It just wasn't sounding right at all. No mater what I did on the EQ there was no improvement. Then it struck me that it was the pitch what was out. By slowing the pitch down by about 2% ...

That is a great album It is also just good to hear if, and how the musicians have changed their style. I would never expect for them to sound the same as they did 30 years previously. Musicians move on just like everyone else. Also sometimes those later bands are moreplaying for them selves rather t...

From talking around, here in Australia some of the professional Digital Remastering is done using CEADER - http://www.cedar-audio.com/ Bill Armstong here in Melbourne has produced so amazing British remastering from the 1930's. Of course British records are always interesting, as the recording metho...