what the best outboard comp for vox & drums (<$100 plz).

[Old Schnyarf]

the subject says it all. btw i play funk folk w/ iron kobra kick pedal and hh stand +wutan china () and am a soprano.

[Teacher]

Originally posted by Old Schnyarf
the subject says it all. btw i play funk folk w/ iron kobra kick pedal and hh stand +wutan china () and am a soprano.

WTF???

for about 100 more you can get a RNC

[e-cue]

I take it the tapeop board it still down?

[Joe Silence]

[Waylon]

Originally posted by e-cue
I take it the tapeop board it still down?

MUHWAAAHHHHHAAAAAAAA


nice

[Old Schnyarf]

you are so nice to flame a "newbie" for having a little extera humor in their first post! i gurantee you cannot be laughte at if you ask me for HELP! i have a record session tonight and just wanted to know this simple question when i am on a budget! thakns for help to those slutz who applied brain powder for my inquire.

[jtienhaara]

Originally posted by Teacher
WTF???

for about 100 more you can get a RNC

Great on the soprano, but I dunno about that Iron Kobra.

Here's some more "brain powder": Go for a dbx 163. It will suck ass on vox, but for for a mere $50 it does amazing things to kick drums.

[jtienhaara]

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[tINY]

A 3630 would sound good on the kick, but for recording a soprano, I don't think I'd use the second channel (I'd be alright as a limiter or for live applications, though).

$100 is awful thrifty a vox comp for recording.....

Can you record w/o comp on the vox and add what you need later? (You can beg, borrow, or steal...)



-tINY

[Tim L]

Originally posted by tINY


A 3630 would sound good on the kick,.... <snipped>

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Drop another $100 in the pot and grab an RNC... not my fav for kick (although worlds better then the... the... {cough!} dirty-six-dirty) but it'll work for vox pretty nicely, not to mention one of my favorite snare comps,... stay far away from the Alesis (at any price!) you'll thank me later!

[tINY]

Not to add fuel to the fire, the that dirty little Comp/gate works pretty well for kick and bass (anything without much content above 1kHz). If I had 24bit recording available, I'd be inclined to record it raw and comp it with a plug.

C'mon, what can you get for $50/channel? There's the 3630 and the Beringer... I can't think of much else.



-tINY

[jtienhaara]

Originally posted by tINY

C'mon, what can you get for $50/channel?

Scroll up, there have been a few suggestions.

[tINY]

Alright. A quick perusal of the new market turned up a yamaha for about $65 per channel, a Sampson (with de-S-er) for $60 per, a Nady for $40 per, a 4 chanel Sampson (without attack or release control) for $35 per, the Berhinger at $25 per and the 3630 at $50 per.

The only DBx unit even close to this price limit is the 266xl for about $75 per channel.

I used the Behringer before and it was probably a little better than half as good as the Alesis. I haven't used the Nady and the rest are over budget....

I get you could talk someone into selling a Valley People unit for $100 (and monkeys might....)



-tINY

[Jax]

My friend, who is a mechanic, has a broken air compressor that he'll sell you for $100. I bet if you throw it at a kick or a singer, you'll get some very interesting sounds...

fuuck

[kosi]

Originally Posted by Jax

My friend, who is a mechanic, has a broken air compressor that he'll sell you for $100. I bet if you throw it at a kick or a singer, you'll get some very interesting sounds...

fuuck

Buuuhhuahahahah, lol