This is more of a simple question. Will the M-Audio Project mix act as a dongle for M-Powered Protools. I use Cubase primarily, but if I can have a legitimate copy of Pro-Tools on my system, just to import sessions for/from my clients without having to spend any additional money on hardware I'd be a lot happier.

Personally I would still be using Cubase as my primary DAW.

I have about $2,000 to spend on my interface / preamp, just unsure on what would be more beneficial...

I downloaded and installed the certification bundle, sent the licenses in WLC, and the plugins show up under applications->Waves->Waves plugins. However, in pro tools the plugins do not show up, and in logic, although in the AU manager it says all the plugins are successfully validated, they won't open. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Recently I've had a sort of revelation when it comes to the spatial placement of sounds. The revelation was chiefly due to a sudden interest in Kind of Blue and other jazz standards. I've realized that good panning is essential to getting clarity in a mix, something which was not apparent to me before.

Hello,

I'm looking for some help/validation with a few sound issues we've been having in our church.

Here's the media on the Pete's Place BAC 500 : I've been wondering what this is like and if anyone here has used it yet? I haven't heard much about it so I thought we should open a topic, do a bit of support back and ask around on who is using this.

I work for a small government agency and was hoping for some advice...

Software developer CDSoundMaster, known for such titles as the N-TEN-AT4 Vintage EQ and their R2R Essential Analog Tape collection audio plugins, announces the release of two new complimentary plugins: The Vintage Tube Collection and Tube Booster. These plugins are designed for PC and Mac.

Per Alan Parson's Q & A sessions on GS, he was asked about using compressors. He stated he did not use compression on his mixes. So what's up with that?

Alright so I've recently began doing home recordings and well I'm not much of an engineer. I'm more like the guy who pays $100/hr for someone else to record me. But... I'm wanting to change that. Let me know your thoughts on this mix. Yes... I know... It's weak... The drums have no guts (but thats because the drums themselves are actually really bad.