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What happens when you plug the mic or instrument into channel 2? Also are you hearing this at the headphone monitor or on record playback? On more thing where are you setting your gain levels? You mig ...

A big factor to recording the drums besides mics is the room acoustics and how are you going to tame it. With two overheads our picking up the sound from the whole room. In a controled enviroment like ...

You H2 owner might find this interesting http://www.hackszine.com/blog/archive/2008/09/zoom_h2_line_inputs_make_a_4_c.html?CMP=OTC-7G2N43923558

My last band we basically tried to get gigs where ever we could and just put all that money aside to use for equipment to do our demo. Then we use the demo to line up better paying gigs so we could g ...

The Zoom H4 does the two track live and doubles as a 4 track flash recorder.http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/H4/

Its pretty much a trade off with the flash recorders portability for flexibili ...

Read this guide to become more familiar:
http://www.tweakheadz.com/guide.htm

You should also try some of these optimization changes:
http://www.audioforums.com/windows-xp-optimization.php

Pret ...

Just an observation, it sounds like you have a good music and business background. From what I read your goal is to record new talent. It's just a suggetion, but you might want to look into getting eq ...

This link might be worth a read before reloading OS
http://www.audioforums.com/windows-vista-optimization.php

Raven9
If you get firewire card get one with the Texas Instruments chipset. Siig and afew others make one. For the guitar mic SM57 works well. The SM57 will work on vocals also. If you want something ...

Just to add there is a program that is useful for troubleshooting and organizing your MIDI setup here is the link.
http://www.midiox.com/

EASH as stated before with your current setup you can ass ...

Greener since you have the laptop and edirol interface I would look at getting a mixer. Yamaha MG line is really good and not to expensive. Mackie is pretty good too. The easiest way to setup would be ...

One thing you could try is to plug the drum mics into the mackie and use headphones to monitor each piece to setting the levels. You can also play around with mic placement to get a sound. Pan the pie ...

Most pro audio DAW interfaces have balaced outputs. If thats what you have you should be connecting to that and the monitors via 1/4" trs or xlr.

If not you would have to connect it as Link555 sta ...

There is some stuff here too

http://www.expertvillage.com/results.aspx?q=logic

http://www.tweakheadz.com/guide.htm

I found this guide pretty useful. Some of the sections concepts are universal to Standalone as well as computer based recording.