Hey everyone,

I'm new to this forum and thought it would be a good place to start asking questions.

I recently purchased a Tascam US-144 with Cubase LE 4 and have been doing home recordings of my band for demo purposes. I'm having a couple problems:

where do we begin? why should one prefer one over the other? basic, simple, differences for a beginner to consider...

I am getting familiar with my first home setup using Cubase SE 1.0.7 and a Boss GS-10. I would prefer to record clean guitar and then decide between effects from the GS-10 after recording. Is this possible, and, if so, how? Thanks in advance for any help.

Hi everyone, first post here, hopefully you can help me out a little. I have a fair bit of experience doing amature recording, and am pretty well versed in the use of audio gear, and the physics of audio (the old Yamaha Sound Reinforcement Handbook is my bible), so I don't think this is a total newbie question.

In another thread someone asked, "Why would you pan things in a live mix? It seems to me all this would accomplish is different parts of the audience hearing differenct mixes...and this doesn't seem like a good idea..." I thought it would be good to start a new thread on this subject.

Hi guys, you know I bought a Digi 003 PT system a few months ago after using Nuendo for about 4 years. I noticed not only did my mixes improve using data from Nuendo sessions, but they improved even more when I used data from PT recorded sessions. They sound more open and there seems to be more headroom to work with. Has anyone noticed this at all?

Are there any specific times when you would want to apply compression on a track, as opposed to fading it in through a bus?

I am running Cubase le4 on a 64bit Vista computer. It will run for about 20 mins and then it crashes. This is repeatable time and time again. Any ideas?

Since I'm at it tonight... here is another new product I just found. Has anyone had hands on with this pre, or should I say pre(s) plugins... ? Now it's getting interesting.

Has anyone checked The CHI System out in depth? Looks pretty interesting.

Vintage Meets Rocket Science

What happens when a serious vintage mic collector works together with a Rocket Scientist? The CHI System is what happens.