So I am using a Mackie 1220i hooked up to my PC via firewire to Ableton live.

My question in brief is how do I mutlitrack? Here is more details;

When I select my audio input devices in Ableton I see 8 Mackie drivers:

Mackie CH 1-2, 3-4 and so on.
The Mackie CH 13-14 are Aux sends and 15-16 are master.
Ableton only lets me choose 1 driver at a time.

Hello,

Wondering if any PT users out there can give me advice as to using the Mo'Phatt 64 voice urban dance synth with my PTs 6.9.2. I have not been able to find any instructional on the net.

I would NOT be using it with midi.

Hi, I'd like to ask your opinion about reverb fx. When do I have to use plate, when hall and when room?
Is it right to use different algorithms in a song, (for example rooms for guitar, hall for vocals?)
If you use different reverbs, your mix will sound right?
Thanks

Hi everyone,

My question: for those of you who have submitted music to music libraries, is it normal for a library to deduct a percentage from the usual payment (50/50 split of license fees) for "administrative and marketing fees"? The library I'm interested in is offering a non-exclusive contract and charges a 10% fee to the payments composers get from them.

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So I recorded a track in Cubase 4 LE, and every once in a while I'll hear it skip when I'm playing it back. Note that it's not a pop with a noticeable blip in waveform, but rather a small section of the track that is missing.

This topic is NOT about mixing on headphones. It is about the trend towards more and more use of headphones / earbuds by the public to LISTEN to music.

I do all of my mixing on a good set of near-field monitors in an appropriately treated room.

In English (by Google) :

Hi Folks,
I'm a Mac User and i use for recording Logic Express.
Logic indeed supports multi-track recording. I wanted to ask you whether or not the above-mentioned interface is compatible with logic and multi-track recording in order to run

with a multitrack recording i mean this

I'm using Garageband v 5.1, with Addictive Drums for drums; here's the process I got through with the drums:

Create an Addictive Drums software track [MIDI], program the track, and then export MIDI track to iTunes to create an audio file.

Import the created audio file, mix said audio file.

Just wanted to let anyone who cares know that since yesterday Steinberg is finally offering a 30 day trial of Cubase 5.