Ok, so I am new at this, and I am only in the beginning stages of recording.

has anyone used this thing yet?

I know it's cheaper stuff, but i have my eye on either the PreSonus Eureka or GT "The Brick".
Which one should I get?
To be used on vocals and acoustic instruments.

Hi,
after having read (and enjoyed and learned from) the story of theProkofiev piano piece I simply had to add my own little contribution.

This is a live recording with "my" little orchestra at the end of March this year. We are a group of amateurs, the piano soloist is professional though.

I was looking into getting passive monitors. I would need an amp for them. Does the quality of amp have any effect on the monitors?

Hey all,

Hi all,

I am looking for the flattest-response, most accurate pair of monitors that $1500-$2000 can buy. I've been eyeballing some Adams, but in this price range I don't know of any other brands and would appreciate your suggestions.

hello everyone, ive lurked here for a bit and read threads that caught my eye, but i havent seen any questions like mine.

I'm 20 years old and ever since i got into music ive tried my hardest to immerse myself in all aspects reguarding and relating to it. haha, basically ive tried to live.

I just recently purchased the m-audio solo. I was previously using an m-audio audio buddy as a preamp which then ran into the line-in on my soundblaster audigy 2. Wanting to record through something other than the soundcard, I upgraded to a standalone interface. however, now when I record, no matter what program I choose, I am only recording the left channel.

My work has 3 capture rooms for recording video and audio of demonstratios. Originally I recommended compressors but the "pros" setting up the rooms did not head my advice. Well, now we have captures that have too many volume peaks and some clipping. I told you so does not quite cover it.