http://www.bluemic.com/icicle/
Yeah I know, it's not really a ham radio thing. I may have left engineering but I still do voiceovers and record events and interviews. This will come in *really* handy because I'm not always home to record in the studio and this will let me record pretty much anywhere I want or need to. I tested it out and it is very nice and quiet.
Oh yes... And I very much enjoyed my complimentary Almond Roca.
Nice... I know, a little late, but did you happen to notice this in your travels search for this solution?
http://www.amazon.com/Zoom-Handy-Por...8197967&sr=1-1
I've had my eye on that for quite some time :)
Ha! Funny you mention the H4. I was in Twin Village Music just a few minutes ago looking for a violin book K needs for school and they had one of those I was gawking at. Same price as Amazon has listed. I was also gawking at a new tuner that is tiny and clips right to the instrument. Cool stuff.Originally Posted by KC2UGV
Did they have a display unit? Like I said, I've been eyeing getting one for a long time now.
Display unit? They had one in stock in the display case.
Hm. Might have to head out there. Maybe they'll let me get a "hands on" the unit. From outside appearances, it looks "cheap", but reviews have said it's not.
Bunch of these out there. There the Edirol R-09 that I love!
BTW...bet you already know about it, in case not, Audacity is a great sound editor. And it's free!
If it's a war on drugs, then free the POW's.
Not to mention multi-platform: Windows, Mac and Linux. Very cool and slick app.
All the world’s a stage, but obviously the play is unrehearsed and everybody is ad-libbing his lines. Maybe that’s why it’s hard to tell if we’re living in a tragedy or a farce.
Does anyone know of any real time audio processor apps that run under Linux preferable, or, if need be...Windoze ?. The whole idea I have is to use a PC to digitally process my low level AM audio chain digitally via a PC. This would include equalization, compression, asymmetrical peak limiting, delay, effects, etc. In other words instead of running a preamp, eq, and BL-40 modulimiter, the PC would handle all of that in real-time. It would probably involve running an audio enhanced low latency real-time kernel via a dedicated machine. The problem being is that I need to find suitable apps. The USB XLR input might be added icing on the cake provided there are no major latency issues.
Any ideas ? recomendations ?
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