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Originally Posted by Eemo1  not a troll sir.
just trying to point out, that by getting to know some basic stuff get's you on the way. no need for exact instructions after that. something like wiring a transformer...
i mean, take recording as an example. how to I sync to protools, what's the best mic for x, how do I get levels right... all the usual questions everywhere. what do you tell them? - learn, read this, try that...
you study and practise for years to do stuff like recording or mixing.
btw, I build one 1176, didn't work. tried to troubleshoot it for a week. after a week, I built it again from scratch. bingo. |
I don't mind spending years to learn to record in mix, since that's what I'm interested in doing. An 1176 is just a tool to do that. Spending years to learn enough to build my own 1176 from scratch without help isn't very practical though. That would take all the time I have available to do the thing I actually want to do.
It's impossible to build it again from scratch without ordering all of the parts again, unless you are going to try to desolder every part out of the boards, which would be pretty much a disaster.