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About Dalton_K

  • Birthday Jan 09, 2001

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    Male
  • Location
    Western New York
  • Interests
    Stagecraft, networking, and computer building.
  • Biography
    I will make this quick, I am a student in New York and I work at my school. I also do A LOT of theatre stuff for my school's productions, "3 a year." I also do some networking and PC builds. BTW, shoutout to you if you get the quote in my biography!
  • Occupation
    Student Helper at my school

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  • CPU
    Xeon E3 1231 V3
  • Motherboard
    ASRock H97M Pro4
  • RAM
    ADATA 16GB (Blue)
  • GPU
    EVGA GTX 960 SuperClocked 4GB
  • Case
    CoolerMaster N400
  • Storage
    WD Blue 1TB HDD
  • PSU
    Corsair CX430M
  • Display(s)
    (2X) BenQ RL2245HM

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  1. Dalton_K
    http://pcpartpicker.com/list/RHbn7h This is where all the stuff I'd like to upgrade to is coming from. This was only used to compile everything in one list. Also, the solution i currently have is Astro A40s.
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    Is It Possible?

    Dalton_K posted a topic in Audio

    Is it possible to go from 1/4" to 4Pin XLR?
  3. Dalton_K
    Sennheiser is great, I haven't experienced Audio Technica's products. Spec-wise, choose something with an increased lowend frequency, between 5-10 Hz. Take a look an Shure's SRH750DJ headphones, I use these to mix vocals and they sound great.
  4. Dalton_K
    Sennheiser Momentum In Ears seem good.
  5. Dalton_K
    Both pairs of headphones
  6. Dalton_K
    I do have another pair of headphones, Shure SRH750DJs, and they outweigh Astros. I just find it convenient to have "audiophile" headphones with a builtin mic instead of audiophile headphones with a separate USB/XLR mic.
  7. Dalton_K
    I have Astros, and they are great. Lightweight, comfortable, great sound, and arguably the best audio interface with their MixAmp Pro.
  8. Dalton_K
    Can you? Yes. Should you, hell no. If you have two completely different vocalists, whatever happens to one mic, happens to the other. So, you could be adding too much gain on the opposite speaker, decreasing the low-end on the other that doesn't need it, ect. And to address your confidence with XLR, it's actually really simple. Pretty much, it is a balanced signal, unlike TRS. It's just overall better and more commonly used, my school has a lot of wireless XLR mics and laviliers.
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    How to EQ Vocals?

    Dalton_K posted a topic in Audio

    I need help knowing how to EQ with a purpose. If there are any designers or engineers out there, can you explain to me 4 band EQ and how to mix? Thanks. EDIT: The board I will be mixing on is an Allen + Heath ZED 436
  10. Dalton_K

    Slim Linus

    Dalton_K replied to Dalton_K's topic in Off Topic

    It was in the uncensored version of the video. It was pretty funny.
  11. Dalton_K

    Slim Linus

    Dalton_K replied to Dalton_K's topic in Off Topic

    The audio/vocals was from Linus's Streets by 50 video. Someone on SoundCloud remixed the song into Linus's unofficial mixtape.
  12. Dalton_K

    Slim Linus

    Dalton_K posted a topic in Off Topic

    I think you all will like this. It's a bit old, but it's a great song :).
  13. Dalton_K
    People who don't speak loud enough into a mic. They don't give me a signal to mix.
  14. Dalton_K
    Alesis MultiMix 4 is around 99 dollars, I think I saw it was at 80 on sale once. http://www.amazon.com/Alesis-Multimix-4-Channel-Effects-Interface/dp/B00IPF9DX2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1454808517&sr=8-1&keywords=alesis+multimix+4
  15. Dalton_K
    People who walk up to me asking, "Do you know what all those knobs do?", "Will you play me a song?", or my favourite one "Can I touch a knob?".
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