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Recorded Effects

2014-05-31T20:28:18Z

BillRitch: Corrected link

This page will be filled in with information about how we create and play recorded effects.

But first let's start with some links:

[http://www.musictech.net/2013/01/sci-fi-sound-design/| Sci Fi Sound Design]

Recorded Effects

2014-05-31T20:22:29Z

BillRitch: Created. Added links

This page will be filled in with information about how we create and play recorded effects.

But first let's start with some links:

[http://www.musictech.net/2013/01/sci-fi-sound-design/]

Techies

2014-05-31T20:21:19Z

BillRitch: Corrected formatting

'''Welcome ARTC techies to ''your'' page!'''

From here you can link to all the technical information available.

* [[Sound and Electronics]]
* [[Equipment]]
*: Common equipment used for producing audio drama live or in the studio.
* [[Audio Editing| Editing equipment]]
*: Common equipment used for capturing and manipulating audio files.
* [[Live Show Setup]]
*: How does all this fit together?
* [[Mixing| Editing techniques and advice]]
*: Now that you've got the stuff and set it up, how does it work?
* [[Live Sound Effects]]
*: Devices that ARTC uses for live sound effects
* [[Recorded Effects]]
*: Links to tutorials

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[[Category:Technical]]

Techies

2014-05-31T20:20:42Z

BillRitch: Added recorded effects link

'''Welcome ARTC techies to ''your'' page!'''

From here you can link to all the technical information available.

* [[Sound and Electronics]]
* [[Equipment]]
*: Common equipment used for producing audio drama live or in the studio.
* [[Audio Editing| Editing equipment]]
*: Common equipment used for capturing and manipulating audio files.
* [[Live Show Setup]]
*: How does all this fit together?
* [[Mixing| Editing techniques and advice]]
*: Now that you've got the stuff and set it up, how does it work?
* [[Live Sound Effects]]
*: Devices that ARTC uses for live sound effects
* [[Recorded Effects]]
* Links to tutorials

{{stub}}
[[Category:Technical]]

Officers meeting agendas

2014-03-01T15:48:34Z

BillRitch: /* March 1, 2014 */ - added TrekTrax question

== Shortcuts ==
* Back to [[Business activities|Business activities page]]
* [[Board meeting agendas|Board meeting agendas]]
* [[Production meeting agendas|Production meeting agendas]]
 

* [[2013 Agendas]]
* [[2012 Agendas]]
* [[2011 Agendas]]
* [[2010 Agendas]]
* [[2009 Agendas]]
* [[2008 Agendas]]
* [[2007 Agendas]]

== March 1, 2014 ==
The next meeting will be on March 1, 2014, immediately following the Board meeting. Tentative time is 4:00pm
* Secretary's report
* Treasurer's report
* VP report (enter results from Production meeting into minutes)
* Photo hosting migration to Flickr
* Alternate merch ideas
** Tote bags
** Re-order lanyards
* Studio rate sheet
* Perform at [http://www.trektrax.org TrekTrax] ??? (April 26th 2014)
* Set next meeting

== January 11, 2014 ==
The next meeting will be on January 11, 2014, immediately following the Board meeting. Tentative time is 4:00pm

* Secretary's report
* Treasurer's report
* VP report
** Live productions
*** Anachrocon
*** 221B Con
*** LibertyCon
*** Dragon Con
*** Academy Theatre (Hapeville, Stockbridge)
*** MJCC
** Studio productions
*** Call of Cthulhu
*** Studio project calendar (proposed)
* Fundraising opportunity - Anachrocon raffle
* Photo hosting migration to Flickr
* Website issues
** navigation
** shop shipping options
** donation button
* Logoware inventory
* Alternate rehearsal times/dates for upcoming studio productions and workshopping new scripts
* set next meeting

Peavy 1600XL

2014-02-14T15:57:02Z

BillRitch: Created

Unofficial User's page http://www.defectiverecords.com/pc1600/pc1600.html

Lexicon MPX-1

2014-02-09T17:42:43Z

BillRitch: Created

{{Infobox Equipment Processor
| name = Lexicon MPX-1 Reverb
| image = Lexicon MPX-1.JPG
| caption = Lexicon MPX-1 reverb unit
| manufacturer = Lexicon [http://www.lexiconpro.com/en-US/products/mpx1 Manufacturer's page]
| model = MPX-1
| kind = Audio processor-reverb
| manual = [http://adn.harmanpro.com/product_documents/documents/1122_1340213735/MPX1owners_original.pdf Owner's Manual] [http://adn.harmanpro.com/product_documents/documents/1121_1340213684/MPX1_MIDI_Implmt_Rev0_original.pdf MIDI implementation]
| channels = 2 in and 2 out
| frequencies = 20Hz - 20kHz ±1dB
| analog_io = in: 2 XLR, 2 1/4" TRS; out: 2 XLR, 2 1/4" TRS, FOOT SW Jack, EXP PEDAL Jack
| digital_io = 24-bit S/PDIF in and out
| midi = 7-pin DIN connector for MIDI IN and powered bidirectional remote; 5-pin DIN connectors for MIDI THRU and OUT
}}

Reverb unit is in the normal ARTC live performance rack.

[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Audio Processor]]

File:Lexicon MPX-1.JPG

2014-02-09T17:37:20Z

BillRitch: Lexicon MPX-1 reverb unit front and back

Lexicon MPX-1 reverb unit front and back

Roland SRV3030

2014-02-09T17:33:14Z

BillRitch: Correct manufacturer name

{{Infobox Equipment Processor
| name = Roland SRV3030 Reverb
| image = Roland SRV3030.JPG
| caption = Roland SRV3030 reverb unit
| manufacturer = Roland [http://www.rolandus.com/support/knowledge_base/view/22606722 Manufacturer's page]
| model = SRV3030
| kind = Audio processor-reverb
| manual = [https://www.google.com/url?q=http://media.rolandus.com/manuals/SRV-3030_OM.pdf&sa=U&ei=BLn3UqPfGs3O2QWd_IGYCA&ved=0CAUQFjAA&client=internal-uds-cse&usg=AFQjCNGC1qrp91sKq-uFhE1VXOp3aPCXEQ Owner's Manual] [https://www.google.com/url?q=http://media.rolandus.com/manuals/SRV-3030_MI.pdf&sa=U&ei=BLn3UqPfGs3O2QWd_IGYCA&ved=0CAcQFjAC&client=internal-uds-cse&usg=AFQjCNHv5JBB8kmldDFEDr1PhHAvIxNGtg MIDI implementation]
| channels = 2 in and 2 out
| frequencies = 5Hz to 200kHZ: -3/+1dB (direct); 15Hz to 20kHz: -3/+1dB (effect)
| analog_io = in: 2 XLR, 2 1/4" TRS; out: 2 XLR, 2 1/4" TRS, FOOT SW Jack, EXP PEDAL Jack
| digital_io = none
| midi = In and Out/Through
}}

Reverb unit is in the normal ARTC live performance rack.

[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Audio Processor]]

Roland SRV3030

2014-02-09T17:32:35Z

BillRitch: Created

{{Infobox Equipment Processor
| name = Roland SRV3030 Reverb
| image = Roland SRV3030.JPG
| caption = Roland SRV3030 reverb unit
| manufacturer = dbx [http://www.rolandus.com/support/knowledge_base/view/22606722 Manufacturer's page]
| model = SRV3030
| kind = Audio processor-reverb
| manual = [https://www.google.com/url?q=http://media.rolandus.com/manuals/SRV-3030_OM.pdf&sa=U&ei=BLn3UqPfGs3O2QWd_IGYCA&ved=0CAUQFjAA&client=internal-uds-cse&usg=AFQjCNGC1qrp91sKq-uFhE1VXOp3aPCXEQ Owner's Manual] [https://www.google.com/url?q=http://media.rolandus.com/manuals/SRV-3030_MI.pdf&sa=U&ei=BLn3UqPfGs3O2QWd_IGYCA&ved=0CAcQFjAC&client=internal-uds-cse&usg=AFQjCNHv5JBB8kmldDFEDr1PhHAvIxNGtg MIDI implementation]
| channels = 2 in and 2 out
| frequencies = 5Hz to 200kHZ: -3/+1dB (direct); 15Hz to 20kHz: -3/+1dB (effect)
| analog_io = in: 2 XLR, 2 1/4" TRS; out: 2 XLR, 2 1/4" TRS, FOOT SW Jack, EXP PEDAL Jack
| digital_io = none
| midi = In and Out/Through
}}

Reverb unit is in the normal ARTC live performance rack.

[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Audio Processor]]

File:Roland SRV3030.JPG

2014-02-09T17:29:26Z

BillRitch:

DBx 231

2014-02-09T16:55:18Z

BillRitch: Created

{{Infobox Equipment Processor
| name = dbx 231 Equalizer
| image = dbx 231.JPG
| caption = dbx 231 equalizer
| manufacturer = dbx [http://www.dbxpro.com/en-US/products/231 Manufacturer's page]
| model = 231
| kind = Audio processor-equalizer
| manual = [http://adn.harmanpro.com/product_documents/documents/755_1324414754/dbx2SeriesManualA2_original.pdf Owner's Manual]
| channels = 2 in and 2 out
| frequencies = <10Hz to >50kHz, +0.5/-3dB
| analog_io = in: 2 XLR, 2 1/4" TRS; out: 2 XLR, 2 1/4" TRS
| digital_io = none
| midi = none
}}

This equalizer is used in the normal ARTC live equipment rack. It is used to process the main output buss.

[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Audio Processor]]

File:Dbx 231.JPG

2014-02-09T16:54:58Z

BillRitch: uploaded a new version of "File:Dbx 231.JPG"

dbx 231 Equalizer front panel

File:Dbx 231.JPG

2014-02-09T16:53:06Z

BillRitch: dbx 231 Equalizer front panel

dbx 231 Equalizer front panel

File:DBX DDP.JPG

2014-02-09T16:45:39Z

BillRitch: dbx DDP front panel

dbx DDP front panel

DBX DDP

2014-02-09T16:42:54Z

BillRitch: Created

{{Infobox Equipment Processor
| name = dbx DDP Audio Processor
| image = DBX DDP.JPG
| caption = dbx Digial Dynamic Processor
| manufacturer = dbx [http://www.dbxpro.com/en-US/products/ddp Manufacturer's page]
| model = DDP
| kind = Audio processor
| manual = [http://adn.harmanpro.com/product_documents/documents/447_1323891132/DDP%20owners%20manual_original.pdf Owner's Manual]
| channels = 2 in and 2 out
| frequencies = EQ offers 20Hz to 20kHz, Q, ±12dB,
| analog_io = in: 2 XLR, 2 1/4" TRS; out: 2 XLR, 2 1/4" TRS
| digital_io = none, option not chosen
| midi = In and Out/Through
}}

This processor is used in the normal ARTC live equipment rack. It is used to post-process on the main buss.

[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Audio Processor]]

DBX 266XL

2014-02-09T16:33:21Z

BillRitch: Added frequency response, io info, midi control info

{{Infobox Equipment Processor
| name = dbx 266XL Compander
| image = DBX 266XL.JPG
| caption = dbx 266XL compander
| manufacturer = dbx [http://www.dbxpro.com/266XL/266XL.php Manufacturer's page]
| model = 266XL
| kind = Audio processor-compander
| manual = [http://adn.harmanpro.com/product_documents/documents/786_1324418556/dbx266XLManualA2_original.pdf Owner's Manual]
| channels = 2 in and 2 out
| frequencies = Flat: 20Hz-20kHz, +0, -0.5dB
| analog_io = in: 2 XLR, 2 1/4" TRS; out: 2 XLR, 2 1/4" TRS
| digital_io = none
| midi = none
}}

This compander is used in the normal ARTC live equipment rack. There are 3 dbx 266XL companders, which process the 6 vocal microphones.

[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Audio Processor]]

Template:Infobox Equipment Processor

2014-02-09T16:31:14Z

BillRitch: added midi control

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DBX 266XL

2014-02-09T16:27:20Z

BillRitch: Added description of use.

{{Infobox Equipment Processor
| name = dbx 266XL
| image = DBX 266XL.JPG
| caption = dbx 266XL compander
| manufacturer = dbx [http://www.dbxpro.com/266XL/266XL.php Manufacturer's page]
| model = 266XL
| kind = Audio processor-compander
| manual = [http://adn.harmanpro.com/product_documents/documents/786_1324418556/dbx266XLManualA2_original.pdf Owner's Manual]
| channels = in: 2 XLR, 2 1/4" TRS; out: 2 XLR, 2 1/4" TRS;
}}

This compander is used in the normal ARTC live equipment rack. There are 3 dbx 266XL companders, which process the 6 vocal microphones.

[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Audio Processor]]

DBX 266XL

2014-02-09T16:25:20Z

BillRitch: Added image, added owner's manual link.

{{Infobox Equipment Processor
| name = DBX 266XL
| image = DBX 266XL.JPG
| caption = DBX 266XL compander
| manufacturer = DBX [http://www.dbxpro.com/266XL/266XL.php Manufacturer's page]
| model = 266XL
| kind = Audio processor-compander
| manual = [http://adn.harmanpro.com/product_documents/documents/786_1324418556/dbx266XLManualA2_original.pdf Owner's Manual]
| channels = in: 2 XLR, 2 1/4" TRS; out: 2 XLR, 2 1/4" TRS;
}}

[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Audio Processor]]

File:DBX 266XL.JPG

2014-02-09T16:21:27Z

BillRitch: dbx 266XL

dbx 266XL

Template:Infobox Equipment Recorder

2014-02-09T16:16:37Z

BillRitch: Added manual in list of items.

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| {{{digital_io|''?unknown?''}}}
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Template:Infobox Equipment Processor

2014-02-09T16:15:27Z

BillRitch: Created

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Tascam 1641

2014-02-09T16:13:05Z

BillRitch: Moved manual.

{{Infobox Equipment Recorder
| name = US-1641
| image = Tascam US1641.JPG
| image = Tascam US1641-rear.JPG
| caption = Tascam US-1641
| manufacturer = Tascam
| model = US=1641
| kind = PC Audio Interface
| manual = [http://tascam.com/content/downloads/products/230/US-1641_Manual_E.pdf User Manual]
| channels = 16-in 4-out
| medium = IDE hard disk
| frequencies = 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz, 96kHz
| bits = 24-bit
| digital_io = SP/DIF
| analog_io = XML, 1/4
}}

[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:A/D Converter]]

Template:Infobox Equipment Recorder

2014-02-09T16:12:00Z

BillRitch: Added manual

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DBX 266XL

2014-02-09T16:09:40Z

BillRitch: /* User Manual */ corrected spelling, removed dead code

{{Infobox Equipment Processor
| name = DBX 266XL
| image = DBX 266XML.JPG
| caption = DBX 266XL compander
| manufacturer = DBX [http://www.dbxpro.com/266XL/266XL.php Manufacturer's page]
| model = 266XL
| kind = Audio processor
| manual = xxx
| channels = 2-in 2-out
}}

[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Audio Processor]]

DBX 266XL

2014-02-09T16:08:39Z

BillRitch: Created

{{Infobox Equipment Processor
| name = DBX 266XL
| image = DBX 266XML.JPG
| caption = DBX 266XL compander
| manufacturer = DBX [http://www.dbxpro.com/266XL/266XL.php Manufacturer's page]
| model = 266XL
| kind = Audio processor
| manual = xxx
| channels = 2-in 2-out
}}

==User Manual==
Located [http://tascam.com/content/downloads/products/230/US-1641_Manual_E.pdf here]
[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Audio Processr]]

Equipment

2014-02-09T15:59:34Z

BillRitch: /* Companders/Compressors */ - moving link to manufacture's page

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 [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)

====Telephone Microphone====
* Homebuilt (1@war)
====Foley Microphones====
* [[Shure SM89]] (3@jdb)
* [[Audio-Technica AT835a]] (2@war)
* [[Audio-Technica AT835b]] (1@war)
* [[Audio-Technica AT815b]] (1@war)
====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)
* [http://www.alesis.com/multimix8firewire|Alesis 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===
* [[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===
* [http://aa.peavey.com/signalprocessors/freqout.cfm Peavey Freq-out] (1@war)
* [[Roland AF70]] (2@war)
* [http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/DSP1124P.aspx 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
* [http://www.akg.com/site/products/powerslave,id,252,pid,252,nodeid,2,_language,EN.html 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)
[[Category:Technical]]
[[Category:Equipment]]

File:Mackie MS1202VLZ.jpg

2014-02-09T15:56:20Z

BillRitch: Mackie MS-1202-VLS mixer

Mackie MS-1202-VLS mixer

Mackie 1202VLZ

2014-02-09T15:52:39Z

BillRitch: Made manual a direct link

{{Infobox Equipment Mixer
| name = Mackie MS1202-VLZ
| image = Mackie MS1202VLZ.jpg
| caption = 12-channel analog mixer
| manufacturer = Mackie [http://www.mackie.com/products/ms1202vlz/ Product Page]
| model = MS1202-VLZ
| kind = analog
| manual = MS1202-VLZ-OM.PDF
| features = phantom power supplied
}}

This mixer is reserved as a spare mixer. Can also be used as a very sophisticated direct box.

{{stub}}
[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Mixer]]

Mackie 1202VLZ

2014-02-09T15:51:59Z

BillRitch: Created

{{Infobox Equipment Mixer
| name = Mackie MS1202-VLZ
| image = Mackie MS1202VLZ.jpg
| caption = 12-channel analog mixer
| manufacturer = Mackie [http://www.mackie.com/products/ms1202vlz/ Product Page]
| model = MS1202-VLZ
| kind = analog
| manual = [[MS1202-VLZ-OM.PDF]]
| features = phantom power supplied
}}

This mixer is reserved as a spare mixer. Can also be used as a very sophisticated direct box.

{{stub}}
[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Mixer]]

Mackie Onyx 1640

2014-02-09T15:44:03Z

BillRitch: Moved around owner's manual and product page.

{{Infobox Equipment Mixer
| name = Mackie Onyx 1640
| image = Mackie Onyx 1640.jpg
| caption = 16-channel analog mixer
| manufacturer = Mackie [http://www.mackie.com/products/discontinued/onyx1640/ Product Page]
| model = Onyx 1640
| kind = analog
| manual = [http://www.mackie.com/pdf/onyx1640_om.pdf Owner's Manual]
| features = phantom power, FireWire out
}}

The Mackie Onyx 1640 is the primary mixer we use at live shows and during rehearsals.

{{stub}}
[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Mixer]]

Template:Infobox Equipment Microphone

2014-02-09T15:41:17Z

BillRitch: Added manual info line

{| class="infobox bordered" style="width: 25em; text-align: left; font-size: 90%; float:right"
|-
! colspan="2" style="font-size: larger; background-color: #eee8aa;" | {{{name}}}
|-
| colspan="2" style="text-align:center;" | [[Image:{{{image}}}]] {{{caption}}}
|-
! Manufacturer:
| {{{manufacturer}}}
|-
! Model:
| {{{model}}}
|-
! Kind:
| {{{kind}}}
|-
! Manual:
| {{{manual}}}
|-
| style="background:#BC50A5; color:white" align="center" colspan="2" | '''Microphone specs'''
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
|-
! '''Pattern:'''
| {{{pattern}}}
|-
! '''Frequency response:'''
| {{{frequency}}}
|-
! '''Impedance:'''
| {{{impedance}}}
|-
! '''Phantom power:'''
| {{{phantom|''not needed''}}}
|-
! '''Connector:'''
| {{{connector|''XLR''}}}
|-
| colspan="2" style="font-size: smaller;" | {{{footnotes|}}}
|}<noinclude>
==Usage==
<pre>{{Infobox Equipment Microphone
| name =
| image =
| caption =
| manufacturer =
| model =
| kind =
| manual =
| pattern =
| frequency =
| impedance =
| phantom =
| connector =
}}</pre>
[[Category:Templates]]
[[Category:Infobox templates]]
</noinclude>

Template:Infobox Equipment Mixer

2014-02-09T15:39:58Z

BillRitch: Added manual information line.

Mackie Onyx 1640

2014-02-09T15:38:17Z

BillRitch: Added owner's manual

{{Infobox Equipment Mixer
| name = Mackie Onyx 1640
| image = Mackie Onyx 1640.jpg
| caption = 16-channel analog mixer
| manufacturer = Mackie
| model = Onyx 1640
| kind = analog
| features = phantom power, FireWire out
}}

The Mackie Onyx 1640 is the primary mixer we use at live shows and during rehearsals.

[http://www.mackie.com/products/discontinued/onyx1640/ Manufacturer's page.]

[http://www.mackie.com/pdf/onyx1640_om.pdf Owner's manual.]

{{stub}}
[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Mixer]]

File:Mackie Onyx 1640.jpg

2014-02-09T15:36:04Z

BillRitch: uploaded a new version of "File:Mackie Onyx 1640.jpg"

Mackie Onyx 1640 mixer. 3/4 view.

File:Mackie Onyx 1640.jpg

2014-02-09T15:30:59Z

BillRitch: Mackie Onyx 1640 mixer. 3/4 view.

Mackie Onyx 1640 mixer. 3/4 view.

Template:Infobox Equipment Mixer

2014-02-09T15:26:55Z

BillRitch: Created

Mackie Onyx 1640

2014-02-09T15:24:19Z

BillRitch: Creation

Equipment

2014-02-09T15:21:17Z

BillRitch: /* Mixers */ removed Mackie CR 1604 VLZ. Changed name of Onyx 1640 mixer.

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 [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)

====Telephone Microphone====
* Homebuilt (1@war)
====Foley Microphones====
* [[Shure SM89]] (3@jdb)
* [[Audio-Technica AT835a]] (2@war)
* [[Audio-Technica AT835b]] (1@war)
* [[Audio-Technica AT815b]] (1@war)
====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)
* [http://www.alesis.com/multimix8firewire|Alesis 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 DDP]] (1@war)
* [http://www.dbxpro.com/266XL/266XL.php 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===
* [http://aa.peavey.com/signalprocessors/freqout.cfm Peavey Freq-out] (1@war)
* [[Roland AF70]] (2@war)
* [http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/DSP1124P.aspx 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
* [http://www.akg.com/site/products/powerslave,id,252,pid,252,nodeid,2,_language,EN.html 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)
[[Category:Technical]]
[[Category:Equipment]]

Sound of Liberty

2014-01-19T16:49:17Z

BillRitch: added adapted notes

Sound of Liberty is a special project of ARTC to bring classic and modern works of libertarian SF to life as audio drama.

=Novels / Stories Acquired=
Please note this list is incomplete at this time

* Owl Goingback - ''Croata'' [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?6511]
* Brad Linaweaver and Kent Hastings - ''Anarquia'' [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?765861]
* Brad Linaweaver - "The Bison Riders" (short story) [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?43352]
* Brad Linaweaver - ''Moon of Ice'' [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?7186]
* Brad Linaweaver and Bill Ritch - "The Proper Thing to Do" (short story - adapted already.)
* Phil Nutman - ''Wetwork'' [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?628]
* Jerry Pournelle - ''Exiles to Glory'' [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?6004]
* J. Neil Schulman - ''Alongside Night'' [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?7631]
* L. Neil Smith - ''The Probability Broach'' [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?657]
* A. E. van Vogt - ''The Weapon Shops of Isher'' and ''The Weapon Makers'' [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pe.cgi?11994] (Bill Ritch adapting)
* Michael Z. Williamson - ''Contact with Chaos'' [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?967929]

=Budgeting=
==Estimates for a Typical Production==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Item
! Estimated Budget
|-
| Actor Cost (8)
| $50-$100 each
|-
| Studio Time
| 20 hours
|-
| Musician
| $250-$500
|-
| Producer
| $150-$250
|-
| Director
| $150-$250
|-
| Editor
| $250
|-
|}

File:Tascam US1641-rear.JPG

2014-01-19T04:03:26Z

BillRitch: Tascam US-1641 rear view.

Tascam US-1641 rear view.

Tascam 1641

2014-01-19T04:02:46Z

BillRitch: added rear photo

{{Infobox Equipment Recorder
| name = US-1641
| image = Tascam US1641.JPG
| image = Tascam US1641-rear.JPG
| caption = Tascam US-1641
| manufacturer = Tascam
| model = US=1641
| kind = PC Audio Interface
| channels = 16-in 4-out
| medium = IDE hard disk
| frequencies = 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz, 96kHz
| bits = 24-bit
| digital_io = SP/DIF
| analog_io = XML, 1/4
}}

==User Manual==
Located [http://tascam.com/content/downloads/products/230/US-1641_Manual_E.pdf here]
[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:A/D Converter]]

File:Tascam US1641.JPG

2014-01-19T04:01:09Z

BillRitch: Tascam US-1641 (front)

Tascam US-1641 (front)

Tascam 1641

2014-01-19T03:59:10Z

BillRitch: Create page.

{{Infobox Equipment Recorder
| name = US-1641
| image = Tascam US1641.JPG
| caption = Tascam US-1641
| manufacturer = Tascam
| model = US=1641
| kind = PC Audio Interface
| channels = 16-in 4-out
| medium = IDE hard disk
| frequencies = 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz, 96kHz
| bits = 24-bit
| digital_io = SP/DIF
| analog_io = XML, 1/4
}}

==User Manual==
Located [http://tascam.com/content/downloads/products/230/US-1641_Manual_E.pdf here]
[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:A/D Converter]]

Tascam 1641

2014-01-19T03:58:08Z

BillRitch: Create page.

{{Infobox Equipment D2AConvter
| name = US-1641
| image = Tascam US1641.JPG
| caption = Tascam US-1641
| manufacturer = Tascam
| model = US=1641
| kind = PC Audio Interface
| channels = 16-in 4-out
| medium = IDE hard disk
| frequencies = 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz, 96kHz
| bits = 24-bit
| digital_io = SP/DIF
| analog_io = XML, 1/4
}}

==User Manual==
Located [http://tascam.com/content/downloads/products/230/US-1641_Manual_E.pdf here]
[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:A/D Converter]]

Tascam 1641

2014-01-19T03:56:49Z

BillRitch: Create page.

{{Infobox Equipment PC Audio Interface
| name = US-1641
| image = Tascam US1641.JPG
| caption = Tascam US-1641
| manufacturer = Tascam
| model = US=1641
| kind = PC Audio Interface
| channels = 16-in 4-out
| medium = IDE hard disk
| frequencies = 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz, 96kHz
| bits = 24-bit
| digital_io = SP/DIF
| analog_io = XML, 1/4"
}}

==User Manual==
Located [http://tascam.com/content/downloads/products/230/US-1641_Manual_E.pdf here]
[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:A/D Converter]]

Alesis HD24

2014-01-19T03:53:29Z

BillRitch: spelling correction

{{Infobox Equipment Recorder
| name = HD24
| image = ALESIS HD24.JPG
| caption = Alesis Hard disk recorder
| manufacturer = Alesis
| model = ADAT HD24
| kind = Hard disk recorder
| channels = 24
| medium = IDE hard disk
| frequencies = 44.1kHz, 48kHz
| bits = 24-bit
| digital_io = ADAT optical
| analog_io = Balanced phono
}}

The Alesis HD24 is usually mounted in the portable rack along with the main mixer.

==User Manual==
Located [http://www.pointsingularity.net/artcftp//Manuals/Recorders/ADAT-HD24_Manual.pdf here]
[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Digital audio recorder]]

Equipment

2014-01-19T03:49:59Z

BillRitch: /* Recorders */ Add more sections.

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 [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)

====Telephone Microphone====
* Homebuilt (1@war)
====Foley Microphones====
* [[Shure SM89]] (3@jdb)
* [[Audio-Technica AT835a]] (2@war)
* [[Audio-Technica AT835b]] (1@war)
* [[Audio-Technica AT815b]] (1@war)
====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 CR1604VLZ]] 16-channel (1@war)
* [[Mackie Onyx 1642]] 16-channel (1@war)
* [[Mackie 1202VLZ]] 12-channel (1@war)
* [[Mackie DFX6]] 6-channel (1@war)
* [http://www.alesis.com/multimix8firewire|Alesis 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 DDP]] (1@war)
* [http://www.dbxpro.com/266XL/266XL.php 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===
* [http://aa.peavey.com/signalprocessors/freqout.cfm Peavey Freq-out] (1@war)
* [[Roland AF70]] (2@war)
* [http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/DSP1124P.aspx 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
* [http://www.akg.com/site/products/powerslave,id,252,pid,252,nodeid,2,_language,EN.html 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)
[[Category:Technical]]
[[Category:Equipment]]

Equipment

2014-01-11T18:58:55Z

BillRitch: /* Microphone accessories */ corrected which microphones use the shock mounts

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 [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)

====Telephone Microphone====
* Homebuilt (1@war)
====Foley Microphones====
* [[Shure SM89]] (3@jdb)
* [[Audio-Technica AT835a]] (2@war)
* [[Audio-Technica AT835b]] (1@war)
* [[Audio-Technica AT815b]] (1@war)
====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 CR1604VLZ]] 16-channel (1@war)
* [[Mackie Onyx 1642]] 16-channel (1@war)
* [[Mackie 1202VLZ]] 12-channel (1@war)
* [[Mackie DFX6]] 6-channel (1@war)
* [http://www.alesis.com/multimix8firewire|Alesis 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 DDP]] (1@war)
* [http://www.dbxpro.com/266XL/266XL.php 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===
* [http://aa.peavey.com/signalprocessors/freqout.cfm Peavey Freq-out] (1@war)
* [[Roland AF70]] (2@war)
* [http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/DSP1124P.aspx 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
* [http://www.akg.com/site/products/powerslave,id,252,pid,252,nodeid,2,_language,EN.html AKG K-240 Studio Headphones] (1@rwz)
* We have about 10 cheap headphones

==Recorders==
* [[Alesis HD24]] 24-channel hard disk recorder (1@war)
* [[Tascam DA30 MKII]] 2-channel DAT recorder (1@war)
* [[Samson Zoom H4]] 2-channel portable recorder (1@war, 1@dB)
* [[Overview of CF and SD Recorders]]

==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)
[[Category:Technical]]
[[Category:Equipment]]