i just upgraded (replaced) my DAW with a new pc specs are:

3.6 preston
asuse p4p800
1gb ram corvair
m-audio delta 1010
etc...

Just wondering what's used (hardware that is) to record 5.1/5.2 surround using SX? Mainly, I'm seeking info on what type of mixer, the best, or better yet, decent monitors & any additional processing that's used to get this started.

Hi guys,
Ive got 2 questions...
Im using Nuendo 1.51 to record my music and I'm reasonably new to it... I am also using a Delta 1010lt soundcard...

Firstly, I'm having difficulty locating the function that enables you to hear what your playing thru the monitors (whist i am singing or playing an instrument) what needs to be done to get it working?

Hello all,

I don't want to start a debate here... but, after lots of consideration it is down to these two.

1, digi 002-r
2, RME+ Samplitude

I am looking for a reliable system that will let me WORK and not fuss. I plan on using a PC athlon 64 :lol:

Hi! i am wondering to buy a one of those mics and i can't decide..Its for recording electric and acustic guitars, bass, vocals and piano/sintetizers. I like the sound when it's a bit (or very) high volume...So, which of those would you recommend me?
Thanks!
Toni

Here's what I do - I don't have an amp so I record directly:
DigiTech MultiFx - AudioInterface - Vst cab sims/amp modellers

I usually record 2 seperate tracks for the same rhythm part and run them thru different cab sims, then EQ them differently and pan hard left and right - it gives me this great stereo effect with a place in a middle for drums and bass.

I'm foraying into the digi world now and have just about everything working but one thing. I'm hoping someone here may be able to point me in the right direction.

I always read about the great recordings you should listen to, to hear the best mastering jobs. Without being overly critical what are some recordings I should listen to to hear over compression, over limiting, etc. You don't have to step on toes here it's just important thing to know. :D

I need to make a crossover.. nothing fancy or anything... I remember in college we went over how to make a crossover and I think it had something to do with a resistor and a capacitor... Anyway, here's what I'm trying to accomplish...

I just acquired one, and before this weekend have never used one. I have a few questions about this unit...

1.. If I mix the the signal totally 'wet' it sounds like there is nothing past 5000 hz coming out. If it is mixed 'dry' the signal sonds fine. Does this sound right?