Any other forum is a step down, to be honest.

Read more, and maybe formulate your questions more clearly.

BTW, you've asked only a few (2-3) questions, so that isn't much of a sample to make this sort of judgment from.

dlad109 wrote: i just have alot of questions and i rarely get any replies,

Your favorite search engine or directory is always available to aid in answering questions...it never sleeps.

Sometimes we must spend time alone to get the answer we search for,

Brien

Good to reference

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

Google DAW or home recording will get you a lot of hits.

SoundonSound online mag has some good information.

If you have equipment list what you have Pc included. What you are trying to record helps ie vocals, guitar, bass, drum,... What are you giong for demos, songwriting tool, record the band, make cd's...

If you are starting from scratch then you need to have computer which you might already have. If you have a p3 or p4, 512, 1gb, Win 2000 or higher you should get pretty good results. If you have an apple OS9 or X mac should be fine. You also need an audio recording interface. I would also get a decent pair of headphones to monitor what you are recording. Many of the interfaces come with all you need to start recording. After that you can add stuff as you need it.

Here's my take - folks help those who help themselves - IMHO, you come across as asking to be spoon fed information. Personally, I'm turned off by threads where folks are asking questions that are so fundamentally basic that any 10 second search would turn up the information. I won't waste a couple minutes of my time to write up information that is already ridiculously easy to find.

Also, for the basic questions, one answer is enough. If someone has written a good reply, why should I write another saying the same thing. If you don't get a lot of replies, it could well be that the first reply was the right answer.

There's lots of information on this site:
http://www.theprojectstudiohandbook.com/directory.htm
Read up on the basics, come back here and ask some questions that show you've done your homework already.

As far as help, I don't think you can do better than recording.org. At many forums you'll get your ass chewed for asking simple questions. There are a lot of patient, knowledgeable tutors around here.

follow a band into a studio, pretend your a roadie or something...

Why won't my car start?

Kapt.Krunch :roll: