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Filterlab
16-02-2011, 09:19
I'm after a spectrum analyser of some description, or a graphic equaliser with an analyser built in. If you have anything laying about, let me know. Doesn't have to be brilliant as the signal won't be passing through, but as long as I can use it for monitoring it'll be fine.

Nothing mega pricey please, this is going on the very tail end of a mobile recording studio unit and it's likely to get knocked about and damaged.

Cheers. :)

The Vinyl Adventure
16-02-2011, 09:24
I still have a behringer DEQ2496 knocking about
http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/DEQ2496.aspx
Any good to ya matey?

Filterlab
16-02-2011, 09:51
Perfecto mate! :)

PM'd

Beechwoods
16-02-2011, 10:26
Good to see you Rob! Don't miss your Birthday thread ;) Hope you had a good one.

Filterlab
16-02-2011, 11:01
Good to see you Rob! Don't miss your Birthday thread ;) Hope you had a good one.

Hey Nick!

Yep, just caught it after Marco PM'd me. :D

Hope you're ok mate. I'm just getting back into writing music (moved to ambient this time) and a big part of it is capturing environmental "noise" as such. This EQ should come in handy.

WTB now sorted (by Hamish), thanks fellas!

Beechwoods
16-02-2011, 11:03
I'm good! Glad the music thing is still cooking! I see you're using Tapatalk... Fantastic little app that. Yesterdays update has made it even better too!

Filterlab
16-02-2011, 12:46
I'm good! Glad the music thing is still cooking! I see you're using Tapatalk... Fantastic little app that. Yesterdays update has made it even better too!

The music has had a six month pause due to a house move, but it's back on track now.

I'm not using Tapatalk mate, I'm at work on my iMac using Camino. I do occasionally drop in on my iPad, but I don't use Tapatalk with that either, I use Atomic Web set to ping as Safari Desktop.

I figure that with a 20meg internet connection and a full HTML browser, why use a mobile-based forum browser?

Beechwoods
16-02-2011, 13:13
Weird! Your online status reported you were using Tapatalk! But then I was viewing it via TT myself so it was probably an Easter egg there :)

Filterlab
16-02-2011, 14:26
Well, they do sell 'em early these days. :D

Marco
16-02-2011, 14:44
Hi Rob,


Yep, just caught it after Marco PM'd me.


Lol... Well I didn't want you to miss out on the hilarity!

Glad you're still doing your music. I loved your old stuff, so here's hoping that yer ambient choons hit the same heights! :)

When you've got some samples, please pop links in the music room, as I'm sure plenty of folks would love to hear your new stuff, not least Snapper and Reid Malenfant (Mark), both of whom are big ambient fans :cool:

Oh, and the sooner you get back to posting again regularly, the better! ;)

Marco.

MartinT
16-02-2011, 14:48
Sorry to butt in, but how do you see a user's status and that they're using TapaTalk, Nick?

Marco
16-02-2011, 15:00
Hi Martin,

By clicking on 'Currently Active Users' at the bottom of the homepage, which will then show what each user logged-in is doing.

When people log-in using Tapatalk, temporarily, a code prefixed with the emboldened text "Unknown Location" (/forum/mobiquo/mobiquo.php) is shown next to their username, before details of their current activity (creating a new thread, private messaging, etc) is shown :)

Marco.

MartinT
16-02-2011, 15:21
Aha - many thanks.

Alex_UK
16-02-2011, 22:25
Hark at her, getting all technobabble! ;)

Marco
16-02-2011, 22:42
Hehehe... I've said that I dislike the effects of some modern technology and its associated 'gadgetry', not that I'm not any good at understanding how it works (when I want to) ;)

Marco.