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https://gmusom.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bPANH5QIKCXghdI My kid is going to find folks to fill out this survey. Any help helps. Please feel free to share anywhere. Thanks. Can we say this is related to music via psycho killer?

It sucks. Music therapy today with neighbors helped. Played for hours. Yay. I'm managing.

I got bitten by a tick in my front yard. Now I can't eat pork, beef, lamb... and dairy is iffy.

Are there high and low inputs on the amp? What if there is another pedal after it?

I think it's just reverb.

@jesse g I usually pair certain mics. You don't have to have a single group. Like what bapu said about room mics... phase alignment kinda defeats the purpose. You could align them together though. This will ensure the snare hit occurs concurrently from both mics. also, I tend to click analyze, then change the button for memory and do it again. Then I compare the two. You can usually hear the difference.

I thought about the grounding too, but it should be sufficient that it is in a steel rack with other grounded things. Whatever it is, I'm sure it is my fault.

My neve is a 5211. I have used samson patch bay. I'm by-passing it and filming with a web cam looking for whether the meters jump when it happens. I've recorded for like 20 hours without error. I'm going to leave it like this and get back to recording music. We will see what happens.

I'm still trying. I'm filming the thing trying to catch it messing up. Recording TV for days. Maybe the whole time my problem is in my patch bay. Idk

There is no change after adding the furman. The Neve is unreliable. I'm sad but I know what to do. I'm going to pull it from the rack and not look back.

Bummer!! Maybe a virus scanner?

I measure from the center of the snare to the mics using a mic cable so they are close. I use mautoalign by melda. It usually accurately tells me how far apart mics were. Kinda fun. You can tell if a mic was moved two feet to the left at Set break.

Thanks so much. The furman arrives tomorrow. I'll learn a lot after that.

This is all in my house. I've relocated a couple of times in the last five years. I've really struggled to keep recording, but i do play music with friends. I want the stuff to still work. After we moved into our current spot, some friends installed an ac unit at a cut rate and I'm grateful for it. Idk, but i suspect that it may draw more power than the old one and may strain our electrical system. It is close to my set up. That's why I tried running extension cords around the house. I was trying to see if another circuit might not have the problem. I can record for hours without issue, but at any time, it might go bad.