Hi everyone.

I'm a Digital Performer 3.02 user. I have read that the latest version (4.1) supports Audio Units compatible Plugins .

I'm very interested in trying out the Performance Tool found in the Vienna Symphonic Library. This sample library is Gigasampler and EXS24 compatible. But how to use it along with Performer?

Hi everyone.

I'm a Digital Performer 3.02 user. I have read that the latest version (4.1) supports Audio Units compatible Plugins .

I'm very interested in trying out the Performance Tool found in the Vienna Symphonic Library. This sample library is Gigasampler and EXS24 compatible. But how to use it along with Performer?

Hi yeall,

I have built a small recording studio at my house and am now trying to deside witch recording program to go with. I'm going to get the G5 with eather Logic or Digital performer but can't decide witch, perhaps you can help.

Apple/Emagic just announced Logic Pro.

Bottom line: Logic Platinum 6 plus all optional synths/effects for $999. It costed over $2000 yesterday.

Best of all? Upgrade from Logic 6 Platinum -> Logic Pro: $199

O Glorious day. Here's the announcement:

Hi, I'm new here and this is my first post!

I have been using a Roland VS1680 but now I want to buy a delicated Computer for recording and get serious about it.

All the information about Computer recording can be mind blowing and I figure the first step even before I start to put together a computer system is to get a handle on which Software would work for me...

i own a rnc compressor and a Behringer autocom, i also record on a Roland VS 890. is it possible for me to get that professional sounding CD with what i've got? if not what affordable compressors and eq's can i get to get the job done? :D

a time ago i've seen a mixing guide on recording.org

i was searching for it but can't find it.

could anybody help?

thanks a lot

What do you guys think about Nuendo and Protools. I currently work with Pro Tools 6.1 and looking to get into a Euphonix Sytem 5. It now interfaces directly with Nuendo. Is it worth the switch? What are the differences that I'll notice?

We use an AKG Solid Tube in the studio as well as on stage and it just occured to me that I should perhaps have an extra tube just in case. My question is; does it matter what brand of tube I use? Can it make a diiference? Or should I just go to the music store and get any old 12AX7.
Thanks in advance. Your expert advice is appreciated.

There was an article I read reguarding Solid State Logic getting into the low to mid level segment of the recording market. Is this true? The article was about them putting out a 1U channel strip that was taken from there world class high-end consoles. There's different versions w/ compression or without & other combinations. Has anyone come across this yet?