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PostPosted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 3:03 am 
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anybody yay or nay a peavey gatekeeper for controlling recorded drums?
i can get one for next to naught is why i ask.

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Don't know it, Mac...but now I would not get a gate unless it had a built in side chain filter.

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no side chain.
i has 5 balanced channels.
the fifth is a "smart" channel for narration.
seems to be more of a live tool, but at $30 i thought i might serve as a gate for toms.
probably can't hurt to experiment at that price.

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Anything for 30 bucks is worth a try.

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