MOTM

Just run the MOTM outputs into the 1202, adjust the 1202 trims accordingly,
and connect the master outs of the 1202 (or the tape outs if you do not have
1/4" to RCA cables) into the G3 audio card. Don't worry about all that other
business for now--you're asking for something that makes the MOTM sound like
MOTM, but you're also asking for something to color the sound. Best to start
with a clean sound and add coloring (via processors, insert effects, etc.)
after you've determined what's missing (if anything).

I most often use spring reverb and digital delay with my MOTM, myself. I
also compress it alot. This all happens via the mixer (aux sends for
effects, inserts for compression).

David.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: kpeek1@... [mailto:kpeek1@...]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2000 11:24 AM
> To: motm@onelist.com
> Subject: [motm] Recording the MOTM-preamps????
>
>
> From: kpeek1@...
>
> I have read a lot about using certain preamps and compressors to
> record all types of mics and instruments.
> Such as the NEVE 1272, API 512, UREI 1176, etc.
> I was wondering what is the best for a semi-dark, clean,
> sound that replicates MOTM sounds well.
> I have no clue if you even should use a preamp with
> a synth.
> I am using a small Mackie 1202 board to a MAC G3 AV model using the
> RCAs out of the stock G3 audio card.
> Any ideas for the best solution is greatly
> appreciated. Thanks!
>
>
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