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Originally Posted by ghosttt i am a graphic designer by profession.
however i am also a musician since i am 11 (im 30) have owned everythin from a mackie d8b to a bullshit behringer eurodesk, nova, novations, supernovas, emus, mpcs the works if could waste money i would on it.
in the past 3 years we have really buckled down with this music we have amazing artists and have awesome content. beats lyrics concepts the works,
however its not the content that lacks its the sound coming back to us. well i agree about buying twice coming from the graphics industry i know all to well that you must spend 1 time spend right and be done with it. other wise in the long run you waste more loot.
do you suggest getting a good convertere before a really good compressor?
any word on a u 5 for signal warming |
Like I said man, the converter is thee most important step. I mean... why get a good compressor that adds that warmth, if you can't hear the compressor for what it really is. See, a converter brings out the small details that gets overlooked. Its like someone with less than 20/20 vision all of a sudden putting on glasses or contacts or even better, having lasik surgery.
Tell you what... try to find someone you know or go to a place that rents equipment and pick up a great converter, if you can. You will be astonished at how good your current equipment and your music sounds. No bullshit!
You will want to tell every person you know that deals with music. NO BULLSHIT!
GET THE DAMN CONVERTER!!!