Hey All,

Im thinking of purchasing the Apogee Rosetta 800 and (when its available) purchase the Fire wire X card so I can run this straight into my computer. That way I can toss my Aardvark Q10. But then, when i press play on my cubase, how Im I going to hear a stereo pair to send to my monitors ? and How will I'll eb able to mintors what is coming into the Rosetta ? Thanks

Hi

I'm planning to buy equipment to build up a home recording studio and thougt that this would be the place to post the topic to get some usefull opinions about what to get.

Is this a good setup that will work fine together and of a quality that i will be satisfied with when I'm getting more exipirenced?

I have an echo Indigo I/O that I use when it's not practical to drag all of my equipment with me.

While it's on a different planet from standard laptop sound, I was wondering if there was a better quality alternative. This card has received rave reviews, but I'm not too impressed by the sound.

We do quite a bit of recording for various shows around town and now our snake is getting pretty beat up.

We would like to know if there are any recommendations of a "snake coiling system" or similar.

For example, a wind up box that we can use to wind up our snake and then it's protected for the road, etc...

Hi Folks, my first post here :D

It's time to spend my hard-earned-money (about $4000) and buy some gear before we will start to record our album. Our music goes to nu-jazz/ worldmusic/ downtempo category (vocals, piano, saxophone/clarinet, acoustis bass, drums and some sampler stuff).

Now I have the following :

- Digi 002 Rack

this may be a stupid question but i'll try anyway. Is there such a thing as a program that can remove a vocal part from a track? I f so what are they called and who makes them?

thank you v. much

i have a terretac phase 88 card instaled in my pc. i had a soundblaster live 5.1 but for some reason when i had both cards in at once i coudn't recieve any audio. I would play a CD and the CD would play but i would have no audio.

Can anyone confirm if the Alesis Masterlink is one of the best, if not the best format for mixing down to?
...and NO! I DONT WANT TO USE A PC

I'm wondering if it's a good idea to buy mics like the AT-4033 on ebay, or should I stick to true condensers? I'm concerned about the degradation in SNR over time. I know that matters have improved greatly with modern designs, and that modern electrets have a longer life-span than ever before, so should I be concerned if one of these mics is more than ten years old?