Equipment: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 09:59, 9 February 2014

Audio equipment to which ARTC has access.

TODO: a generic picture of the path that sound takes should be drawn. It would start with a human on the left. The human is connected to sound sources (such as a microphone, keyboard, or SFX device), which are connected to a mixer, which is connected to audio processing equipment, which is connected to an amplifier, which is finally connected to speakers on the right of the picture.

Sound Sources

Microphones

Read about microphones in the Wikipedia

Voice Microphones

Shure SM Beta 87a (6@war)
Shure SM58 (7@war) (2@rwz)
Shure KSM-27 (1@rwz)

Telephone Microphone

Homebuilt (1@war)

Foley Microphones

Stage Microphones

Shure PG81 (5@war)

MIDI

Keyboards

Roland Sound Canvas (1@war)
Roland XP-80 (1@war)

MIDI controllers

Peavy 1600XL (1@war)
Akai APC-40 (1@war)

SFX sources

Computers=

Toshiba laptop (1@war)

CD players

Glipro DC3000 (2@war)

Cassette players

JVC TDW 215-Dual well (3@war)

DJ players

Roland SP-808 Groove Sampler (1@war)
Roland SP-808 Groove Sampler Pro (1@war)

Mixers

Mackie CR1604 16-channel (1@war)
Mackie Onyx 1640 16-channel (1@war)
Mackie 1202VLZ 12-channel (1@war)
Mackie DFX6 6-channel (1@war)
MultiMix 8 Firewire (1@rwz)

Headphone Mixers

Behringer Power Play Pro 8 HA8000 8-channel (1@war)
DOD SR460H 6-channel (1@war)

Mini Mixers

Behringer Minimon 800 (1@war)

Audio Processors

Companders/Compressors

DBX 266XL (3@war)
DBX DDP (1@war)
Alesis 3036 (1@war)

Reverb

Equalizers

Yamaha GQ2015A (1@war)
Rane ME158 (1@war)
dBx 231 (2@war)

Anti Feedback

Peavey Freq-out (1@war)
Roland AF70 (2@war)
Behringer Feedback Destroyer Pro DSP1124P (1@rwz)

Amplifiers

QSC USA900 (1@war)
Peavy PV260 (1@war)
Carver PM420 (1@war)
Carver TFM55 (1@war)

Speakers

Large

Golophon (2@war)
Sonic SM12 (2@war)

Small

Monitor

Peavy 112M (1@war)
[[CGM ARS-24M]] (1@war)
Roland MA88K (4@war)

Studio Monitor

Mackie MR8 (2@war)

Headphones

Sony
Sennheiser
AKG K-240 Studio Headphones (1@rwz)
We have about 10 cheap headphones

Recorders

Tape Recorders

Tascam DA30 MKII 2-channel DAT recorder (1@war)

Hard Disc Recorders

Alesis HD24 24-channel hard disk recorder (1@war)

Chip Recorders

Samson Zoom H4 2-channel portable recorder (1@war, 1@dB)
Overview of CF and SD Recorders

A/D convert

Motu 824 8-in 8-out PC audio interface (Firewire)
Tascam 1641 16-in 4-out PC audio interface (USB)

Miscellaneous audio gear

Direct boxes

BehringerUltra DI Pro DI400 4-channels (2@war)
Behringer 2-channel (1@war)
1-channel boxes (2@war)

Wires and cables

Snake-24 channel in/4 channel out (XLR) 100' (1@war)
Snake-24 channel in/4 channel out (1/4 inch) 100' (1@war)
XLR cables (20?)
Various others
Assorted connectors

Ancillary Equipment

Microphone Stands

Ultimate Quick release (6@war)
Tripod (4@war)
Booms (5@war)

Music Stands

Cheap (2@war)
Medium (4@war)
Pretty good (2@war)
Extra-large fold-out (1@war)

Speaker Stands

Speaker stands (2@war)

Lights

Music stand lights small (battery) (5@war)
Music stand lights medium (battery) (2@war)
Music stand lights large (powered) (4@war)

Two-way radios

About 5 each of 2 kinds

Power

Panamax RacMax (3@war)
Extension cords
power strips

Microphone accessories

Shock mounts for SM-Beta 87a (5@war)
Shock mounts for SM-89 (3@jdb)
Multi-colored Windscreens (?@war)
Pop-filters for vocal mics (5@war)
Stereo microphone bar (2 mics, 1 stand)(1@rwz)

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 Audio equipment to which ARTC has access.
-'''TODO''': a generic picture of the path that sound takes should be drawn.  It would start with a human on the left.  The human is connected to sound sources (such as a microphone, keyboard, or SFX device), which are connected to a mixer, which is connected to audio processing equipment, which is connected to an amplifier, which is finally connected to speakers on the left of the picture.
+'''TODO''': a generic picture of the path that sound takes should be drawn.  It would start with a human on the left.  The human is connected to sound sources (such as a microphone, keyboard, or SFX device), which are connected to a mixer, which is connected to audio processing equipment, which is connected to an amplifier, which is finally connected to speakers on the right of the picture.
 ==Sound Sources==
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 Read about microphones in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microphone Wikipedia]
 ====Voice Microphones====
+* [[Shure SM Beta 87a]] (6@war)
 * [[Shure SM58]] (7@war) (2@rwz)
 * [http://www.shure.com/ProAudio/Products/WiredMicrophones/us_pro_KSM27-SL_content Shure KSM-27] (1@rwz)
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 ====Keyboards====
 * [[Roland Sound Canvas]] (1@war)
+* [[Roland XP-80]] (1@war)
 ====MIDI controllers====
 * [[Peavy 1600XL]] (1@war)
+* [[Akai APC-40]] (1@war)
 ===SFX sources===
+====Computers=====
+* [[Toshiba laptop]] (1@war)
 ====CD players====
 * [[Glipro DC3000]] (2@war)
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 * [[Roland SP-808]] Groove Sampler (1@war)
 * [[Roland SP-808]] Groove Sampler Pro (1@war)
 ==Mixers==
 * [[Mackie CR1604]] 16-channel (1@war)
-* [[Mackie CR1604VLZ]] 16-channel (1@war)
+* [[Mackie Onyx 1640]] 16-channel (1@war)
 * [[Mackie 1202VLZ]] 12-channel (1@war)
 * [[Mackie DFX6]] 6-channel (1@war)
-* [http://www.alesis.com/product.php?id=40 Alesis MultiMix 8 Firewire] (1@rwz)
+* [http://www.alesis.com/multimix8firewire|Alesis MultiMix 8 Firewire] (1@rwz)
 ===Headphone Mixers===
 * [[Behringer Power Play Pro 8 HA8000]] 8-channel (1@war)
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 ==Audio Processors==
 ===Companders/Compressors===
+* [[DBX 266XL]] (3@war)
 * [[DBX DDP]] (1@war)
-* [[DBX 266XL]] (3@war)
 * [[Alesis 3036]] (1@war)
 ===Reverb===
 * [[Roland SRV3030]] (1@artc)
 * [[Alesis Microverb4]] (1@war)
+* [[Lexicon MPX-1]] (1@war)
 ===Equalizers===
 * [[Yamaha GQ2015A]] (1@war)
 * [[Rane ME158]] (1@war)
+* [[dBx 231]] (2@war)
 ===Anti Feedback===
-** [[Peavey Freq-out]] (1@war)
+* [http://aa.peavey.com/signalprocessors/freqout.cfm Peavey Freq-out] (1@war)
-** [[Roland AF70]] (2@war)
+* [[Roland AF70]] (2@war)
+* [http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/DSP1124P.aspx Behringer Feedback Destroyer Pro DSP1124P] (1@rwz)
 ==Amplifiers==
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 ===Large===
 * [[Golophon]] (2@war)
-* [[Sonic SM12]] (2@bkw)
+* [[Sonic SM12]] (2@war)
 ===Small===
 ===Monitor===
 * [[Peavy 112M]] (1@war)
 * [[CGM	ARS-24M]] (1@war)
-* [[Roland MA88K]] (2@bkw)
+* [[Roland MA88K]] (4@war)
+===Studio Monitor===
+* [[Mackie MR8]] (2@war)
 ===Headphones===
 * Sony
 * Sennheiser
 * [http://www.akg.com/site/products/powerslave,id,252,pid,252,nodeid,2,_language,EN.html AKG K-240 Studio Headphones] (1@rwz)
-* [http://www.sennheiserusa.com/newsite/productdetail.asp?transid=004959 Sennheiser RS85 Wireless Headphones] (1@rwz)
 * We have about 10 cheap headphones
 ==Recorders==
+===Tape Recorders===
+* [[Tascam DA30 MKII]] 2-channel DAT recorder (1@war)
+===Hard Disc Recorders===
 * [[Alesis HD24]] 24-channel hard disk recorder (1@war)
-* [[Tascam DA30 MKII]] 2-channel DAT recorder (1@war)
+===Chip Recorders===
-* [[Samson Zoom H4]] 2-channel portable recorder (1@war)
+* [[Samson Zoom H4]] 2-channel portable recorder (1@war, 1@dB)
 * [[Overview of CF and SD Recorders]]
+===A/D convert===
+* [[Motu 824]] 8-in 8-out PC audio interface (Firewire)
+* [[Tascam 1641]] 16-in 4-out PC audio interface (USB)
 ==Miscellaneous audio gear==
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 ==Ancillary Equipment==
 ===Microphone Stands===
-* Ultimate Quick release (4@war) (1@bkw)
+* Ultimate Quick release (6@war)
 * Tripod (4@war)
 * Booms (5@war)
 ===Music Stands===
 * Cheap (2@war)
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 * power strips
 ===Microphone accessories===
-* Shock mounts for SM-58 (5@war)
+* Shock mounts for SM-Beta 87a (5@war)
 * Shock mounts for SM-89 (3@jdb)
 * Multi-colored Windscreens (?@war)
-* Pop-filters for SM-58 (5@war)
+* Pop-filters for vocal mics (5@war)
 * Stereo microphone bar (2 mics, 1 stand)(1@rwz)
 [[Category:Technical]]
 [[Category:Equipment]]