AAH! i just spent two days recording the song and got a good rough mix to get into MP3 and then upload it etc.

i only just got this program tho and dont really know what i am doing- i click file, then export, then audio mixdown, then mp3, at highest quality (96kbits/ 48000khz/ stereo), then i set my ID£ tag options, then i click ok,

Any experience with the Audio-Technica 3035 for sax recording?

How's it compare to AT 2020 or Shure KSM 27 or SM57or Marshall V6?

hi seb.i have two questions for you.
i'mplanning an overseas trip soon and i'll be taking my beloved seb preamp with me to do some recording . i'm wondering about the voltage switch on the back.

question one.Will I damage the unit if I have that switch set wrongly?on the wrong voltage?/
question two.When is the stereo compresoor going to be available?

I have been planning on buying a Firepod for a while now and I found a slightly used one on eBay where the seller was willing to send the song he recorded with the Firepod to whoever wanted to hear it. I asked him and he replied back with the song. I listened to it but I am not sure if he is telling the truth because it sounds really good.

I got a Mackie Control universal to use with Samplitude. So far I have had nothing but problems with it. I bought it to use with my live radio show post production chores but so far it has been more of a problem than I anticipated. It seems to work well with certain parts of Samplitude and not so well with others.

hey all. I have a question. I have the emu 1820m, a Yamaha mg400 series analog mixer, with 16 channels, a dbx 32 band eq, a Behringer compressor, a Lexicon reverb, and a tc electric mulit effects unit, a art 2 channel microphone preamp, and a 24 channel patchbay.

Does anyone know m2m pro(http://www.m2mpro.com) in Europe?
They make great prices for Vintech!
Are they reliable?
Thank you

Hey all, i have been murking around on this site for about 2 months, just trying to read and catch up on everything. What a resource, I feel blessed to have the knowledge, of some of the MEs here, and the more expeirnced Engineers.

I've been using an AKG C 1000 for recording saxophone (tenor, alto and soprano) and not satisfied. In fact I just tried an old cheapie Fostex M7 an it had a cleaner brighter sound! In researching the world of cost effective mics (under $300.00 or so) it seems maybe I should just find a Shure SM57 and go with that?

David,
is this like amp farm?
Thanks
Guitarboy