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Gary Butler Pro Sound Services
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Gary Butler Pro Sound Services commented on Evan Hooton's page "Get Your Own Mic" Contest"I had been lending my musical director at the church I engineer several different mic's from an AKG 414 to a CAD E-200 for recording the tracks we work with Sunday mornings. He and I both thought it time the church to own there…"
Gary Butler Pro Sound Services replied to James Taylor's discussion My laptop died and no Firewire on new laptops- HElp! in the group Front of House"First off you can order a computer with almost any I/O's you need. And about the hub. If your computer has a PCMCID slot you can add firewire and lots of other I/O. Come to think of it, this may solve both problems. Gary"
Gary Butler Pro Sound Services replied to Peter Richter's discussion live drum sound tips in the group Front of House"Interesting! Or you might try this....
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Gary Butler Pro Sound Services replied to David "DJ Spynn" Mires's discussion DBX Driverack PA 1st series in the group Front of House"Yes try one at a time, then both, use your ears walk around listen do what sound best."
Gary Butler Pro Sound Services replied to David "DJ Spynn" Mires's discussion DBX Driverack PA 1st series in the group Front of House"Just make the connection to the speaker +pos to -neg and -neg to +pos. Reverse the speaker cable connections at either the amp end or cabinet end which ever is easier. This will not damage your speaker it will just make to cone move in the…"
Gary Butler Pro Sound Services replied to David "DJ Spynn" Mires's discussion DBX Driverack PA 1st series in the group Front of House"Dave, try reversing the phase of your speaker cables on the subs."
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- What is your full name? (Yes, your real one.)
- Gary Butler
- Where Is Your Current "Home Base"?
- West Palm Beach, FL
- How long have you been doing sound?
- 20+
- What’s your current gig?
- SoundCo Owner and I'm @ Church Every Sunday Morning.
- What is your current/favorite audio toy(s)?
- Roland VM digital mixing system, FOH & monitors.Waves MultiRack.
- Do you subscribe to FOH magazine?
- Yes
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Web Page: www.garybutlerprosound.com
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WAVES MULTIRACK LIVE
Posted on November 18, 2010 at 1:30am 0 Comments 0 Likes
WAVES MULTIRACK LIVE
IT'S NEW, IT'S HERE, IT'S SO COOL IT'S HOT!!
The New Waves MultiRack System Uses Studio Plugins For Mixing Live.
They Work On Analog And Digital Consoles Just like They're Hardware Cousins.
IT'S NEW, IT'S HERE, IT'S SO COOL IT'S HOT!!
The New Waves MultiRack System Uses Studio Plugins For Mixing Live.
They Work On Analog And Digital Consoles Just like They're Hardware Cousins.
FEATURES:
WAVES MULTIRACK NATIVE…
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Comment Wall (24 comments)
- At 9:28am on August 16, 2011, Gary Butler Pro Sound Services said…
- Hi, we did a 24 track recording over the weekend on 8/13/11 at the Broward Center in Fort Lauderdale for Elvis tribute show Chris MacDonald and his band Memories of Elvis. It was a big band including backing vocals, bass, 2 guitars, keyboard, drums, full horn section and Chris "Elvis" on stage makes 13 performers. Everything went really smooth, the band and stage crew there was excellent. When I got back to my studio and loaded the tracks onto my Pro Tool 9 rig I found the tracks came out really great, I will be able to edit this 10th anniversary show into a fantastic live CD.Thanks, Gary Butler
- At 2:22pm on February 19, 2011,
Steve Lively said… Gary,
Yes, higher sample rates can reduce the latency. If you double the sample rate, then the same size buffer becomes effectively half what it was. In most cases the smallest buffer is 32 samples, which at 48 KHz is .67 ms, but at 96 KHz it is .33 ms. Higher sample rates tend to increase the overall quality of the sound in many small but cumulatively important areas, such as frequency response and a generally more accurate representation of the waveform. Just be aware that you also double the amount of digital data that the firewire buss and the processor have to handle. I tried 96 KHz, but for the same latency 48 KHz was a little bit more stable, so I went with that. Once I upgrade to firewire interfaces, I will re-test and see if I can't get the sample rate up and the latency down. Let me know how things go and what you hear back from Waves in answer to your questions.
Steve
- At 8:28am on October 25, 2010,
George Dougherty said… - Oh, and for a good starting idea of what SAC can do and how to do it, checkout the command reference I put together at http://softwareaudioconsole.wikidot.com/
- At 6:55pm on June 30, 2010,
Scott Pearlman said…
- Thanks Gary for the great info, what did that all run and where did you call?
- At 1:46am on June 23, 2010,
Doug Solomon said… - Hey Gary, thanks great to hear. I use it on every gig now too. Its really unbelievable. I'm saving time, everything sounds better and I got so much less to carry around. I use it a lot with my band and we just take chains direct from our mixes to use at shows. Much easier to run then i thought it would be.
- At 9:23pm on March 15, 2010,
Del Mize said… - Hey Gary,
Glad to hear from you. Hope alls well for you in the biz.
Del
- At 8:02pm on February 22, 2010,
PAUL ZERANG said… - Its wicked love the FX
- At 1:32pm on December 31, 2009,
Anthony Orchard said… - Hey Gary,
We did eventually get an M400 system. I like it alright. I think were it my choice I would have gone with a Yamaha. I don't have any complaints about the sound, but not having regular groups is a real weakness with my mixing style and the DCA groups were an afterthought, with very little control of them onboard (mostly done through the PC software). Additionally, while the effects are better than those of the TT24 we replaced, I'm just not very happy with them. I can't really say why, it's just something about the sound of their reverb.
- At 5:50pm on August 25, 2009,
Jason Carrier said… - yo gary give me a call for load in times ect. coral spings show. thanks
- At 6:14am on August 6, 2009,
Stratman said… - Hi Gary,
I am not sure I completely understand the question. Are you asking if we have contractor-only pricing on gear? If so, yes! Or are you asking if we have a program for people to become a salesperson for the company? If so yes to that too! Would love to talk with you further regarding either.
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