A friend of mine has asked me to mix in Cubase SX3 a project he recorded in Adobe Audition.

The thing is, the project is very poorly recorded.
what i mean is, no actual set recording blocks. Sets the timer a few seconds before each section and records. Editing is a nightmare to make them line up. (I'm adding my own Drumkit from hell superior drums).

I thought I would post this report due to the large number of people that ask this and other forums about which 8 channel preamps they should purchase.

I recently bought an M-audio Octane unit for recording drum tracks in my home studio. I use the ADAT lightpipe to connect to my Pro Tools 6.4 le system. My mic setup consists of the following:

Hi,

I averted it, but I am hoping somebody can help me identify this amp disaster and how to prevent it/what caused it.

I upgraded recently to a Carver PM900 amp and Dynaudio BM15 speakers.

I plugged it all up, testwd it, and everything seemed fine.

So I used a Sm87 for a live gig for about 6,000 people and I liked the Mic alot. It's a hypercardioid so the feedback rejection was great and it seems to have some sort of internal shock mount that helps to minimize noise if you have to ajust the mic.

I've only used it for one show, convince me i don't need to buy one of my own.

-Chris W.

Hey, I'm a newbie here and let's just assume that I'm an idiot. Well, okay, I kinda am. Here's my setup and my request from you folks:
BEHRINGER MX9000
ALESIS HD24
ALESIS 3630 COMP/LIMITER
ART ELITE FX
NO patchbays

Does Logic Pro have their own version of a sample replacer like PT

Hi,

I'm doing some recording later to evaluate the Focusrite Liquid Channel for a school project. I know how to set it up and use it but I don't no what the difference in all the settings will be.

I'm noticing that recordings I mix sound good (even instrument levels, nothing sticking out in a bad way, etc) on many different systems when the EQ is left flat, but as soon as I play with the EQ it creates massive changes to the sound, (ie. certain instruments go away or become overwhelming). EQ adjustments on commercial CD's don't seem to have this problem in general...

I'm trying to record and electric guitar on Pro Tools 7 and I'm getting a split second delay in playback when I strum the guitar. This is making playing to click track and recording on time impossible. I have the guitar plugged into a POD XTLive stompbox, then throught an Mbox 2 USB to the computer. I'm listening through headphones.

Hi!

What's the difference between the M201TG and the M201N(C)?

Regards,
Murdock