Oldguydrummer
I wanted to comment on your cable distribution system...
WOW.... I am very surprised, this looks very well made..
When you mentioned you were making your own I thought a couple
of pipes and done, but I want to tell you...
You outdone yourself.. I am so jealous.. I want one.. Well
hold.. I have to get a job first.. :(
Anyway, I very much like your idea, looks like you put a lot
of thought into it..
Enjoy it..
Daniel Rodriguez
----- Original Message -----From: oldguydrummerSent: Tuesday, April 15, 2003 6:33 PMSubject: [DTXpress] New Photos and a questionTo all:
I have completed the construction phase of my cable distribution
system for my Phase III kit and I have posted pics of the bare rack
and misc. photos of cable management system. Final pics will be
posted in a few days.
Question: If you had $1000 budget, would you buy a computer based
recording system or a digital hard disk/cdrom based system (ie,
Fostex VF160cdr, Yamaha AW16g, etc.) This will be for recording drum,
organ and live sound bites (screams, moans, etc.) for our annual
Halloween graveyard display we put in our yard every year. (It also
gives me a excuse to buy more toys.) I would like to tackle 5.1
surround sound, so that I can make the sounds of ghosts, bats and
other things appear to "move" around the yard with music oozzing in
the background. I have a DVD-R burner on my PC, and have access to a
lcd projector so that I can create a true DVD movie that can project
images moving around the yard and I can place speakers at various
points around the yard. The video side with mono sound I have been
doing for awhile now, using Adobe Premier. I realize this is not the
traditional "music" recording, but I figure sound and sound effects
are just an extension of music. I am also going to define a spooky
drum kit that I will be able to "play" live on Halloween. Since you
guys and gals are a wealth of knowledge, I am hoping you can generous
give me some advice. Thanks in advance.
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