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NORTH IDAHO
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December 30, 10 7:00 PM (permalink)

hardware order

just got an Aphex 204 aural exciter for my birthday.  was wondering if anyone has any idea if I would take a guitar or vocal through the Aphex before or after its hits the UA solo/610 on the way to the interface.  or if it would make any difference or not.  The Aphex manual doesnt give me a clue that I could find. 

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    Jim Roseberry
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    Re:hardware order December 31, 10 0:23 PM (permalink)
    Aural exciter type processors are typically used on tracks/mixes where you're wanting a little more brightness/brilliance.
     
    I'd recommend using the unit at mixdown... on an as-needed basis.
    I wouldn't blanketly use the processor on everything...
    A little goes a long way

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    finesdim
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    Re:hardware order December 31, 10 4:57 AM (permalink)
     I have yet to get an idea of how much you'll regret, but I realized that the plexiglass to be as thin and light as possible, and I will have to bear the brunt in the mind with any unnecessary or redundant extra parts.


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    NORTH IDAHO
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    Re:hardware order December 31, 10 6:56 PM (permalink)
     Thanks for the tip Jim.  I suspected as much. 

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    Re:hardware order January 03, 11 3:54 AM (permalink)
    This is the default setting. See the Wikipedia servers for the current settings. A change planned for early offers 1 GB of Isidore, Vincent Moreri Zwinger and Squid so that both machines, Browne and Coronelli, which has 4 GB of cache.


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    dimesmack
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    Re:hardware order January 03, 11 3:55 AM (permalink)
    This is the default setting. See the Wikipedia servers for the current settings. A change planned for early offers 1 GB of Isidore, Vincent Moreri Zwinger and Squid so that both machines, Browne and Coronelli, which has 4 GB of cache.


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