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Please post that list again, Ken.![]()
To steer us back on topic, here's my list of accomplishments today:
12 pack of Sam Adams last night, same effect, more fun. Editing the list.
Typing about Pulp Fiction, i understand that someone had the movie edited in the actual correct order as to how the story line actually goes.. by putting everything in the right sequence.. would be cool to watch to see the difference..
Another flick with a bent timeline is "Memento" It's a good one, IMO.
I hate to pull us back off-topic, but I'm looking at some ART preamp stuff and wondered if any GOFs have tried these. I have the phono USB pre and ART seriously needs to double the price on that one. Built like a brick !@#$% house and works very, very well in all aspects. Also works with about any OS you can throw at it for the USB. I wouldn't mind a pre with USB for connection to a DAW so I don't have to pull that from the stereo or run RCA's into my stereo amp to get USB out.
I actually might get two. I've read elsewhere on TB that this one is great for voice or as a bass pre, the Tube MP V3 Studio: ART Tube MP Studio V3 I'm thinking that one and a condenser mic to mic my wife's lovely voice. I think the meter would be a nice visual to how loud her voice is.
What about the tube MPC? ART Tube MP/C is that the same thing only different? Like you dial in your own tone rather than the pre-selects?
Or: ART Tube MP Project Series USB to get USB.
Maybe I need three
So I need a decent, but not too $$$ mic setup for my wife, and it would be fun to play around with one as a bass preamp, and USB is good.
Other options, opinions or experiance with ART or similar products?