So as of now I export my songs in 16-bit wave format from Cubase on my PC and I use Roxio 8 to burn my audio discs simply because Roxio cannot convert the 24-bit wave files to CDDA format. Is there any software out there that I can buy that WILL render 24-bit wave files to audio CD? If not, what is the cheapest route to get the results I want? Thanks in advance.

I'm currently doing some home recording with an older version of Adobe Audition pro. I'm very new to how digital recording works, and how to set it up, but I get the basics. I'm having issues with the metronome. Where am I supposed to plug my headphones into to hear the metronome and not have it incorporate itself into the recording?

Hey guys, working on a mix right now... I've got the bass and drums sounding just perfectly and working together great, but the guitars are giving me problems. I can never strike a balance between heavyness and clarity with distorted guitar.

hi i just got my Yamaha tyros 2...i installed its usb drivers to the pc. and its working fine. wht i wanna know is how can i set the tempo sync of reason 3 like i wanna play patterns or a song in tyros 2. and i want reason's tempo to sync with that. i did enable external sync of the reason 3 to my external keyboard and its control surface to another keyboard. .

is this a good program?
what are the limitations on it?

hello ppl,

my prob is...

my mix file is in 48hz and 24bits

i master... i render, when i save as 44.1hz and 16bits,
i'm gonna listening in other prog the file, and i have less high freq., a lot less.

what i need to kill ? to resolve this problem ?

In Cubase SX3 part of the mixer is for the input channels. I recently figured out last night that the eq's and inserts on those channels ARE in fact destructive! But the problem is that it seems you can not hear what it sounds like until you record and playback. Is there a way to moniter the input channels with the inserts etc. applied to them? Thanks!

I'm ready to spend $2000-$3000 on upgrading my home/serious hobby studio. This is roughly my semi-annual budget.

I recently changed over from Windows to a Intel Mac Pro Tower. I use Cubase 4.

My current hardware chain is

Can anyone provide their general step by step for recording, mixing, and mastering Bass?

I know its generally a good idea to compress in stages - during tracking, during mixing, and at the mastering stage. Which ratio and threshold settings do you use at each stage? attack / release settings?

So I've been mixing a song lately for a little project of mine and thought I was doing everything I was supposed to in order for the mix to come out pretty decent. It sounds absolutely great on my monitors and headphones in my basement, but if I go and use other speakers, such as computer speakers on another computer, it's like someone cut the volume in half on the entire mix...