how do I go in and back a track up in time to match the latency of the recording (in my case 4 ms)? I just cant remember how and its driving me crazy!

in addition, is there a way to make Sonar do this offset automatically?
Thanks,
Mike

Howdy,

I see the point. You are right, it is stealing from where you guys stand, I can pretty much download anything I want through Kazaa. However, I only wanted to introduce the view that perhaps it was a matter of the industry adapting to a new technology.

In short, I have a small home studio that I have become quite comfortable with. I can obtain a reasonably good sound that many are happy with. My problem is, I am trying to record my cousin. He has an excellent voice, great song structure, and plays guitar very well. His goal is to have a complete CD to attempt to market or take parts and send out demos.

I've received three of the four Switchcraft 52 point 1/4" TRS full normalled patchbays that I ordered and am in the beginnings of wiring my studio (up until now I've used Fostex PB48B balanced TRS patchbays). I've built my audio panels, had them punched and mounted the XLR & 1/4" TRS jacks.

I am an IT consultant who recently read that the RIAA is trying to shut down file sharing on the internet. This, to me, seems bogus and un-pragmatic. The internet is opening opportunities for many industries, including the recording industry.

Where is Lee?

Here's the story. I have recently been approached by an investor who is willing to fund my studio. Renovations, equipment upgrades, whole new facility, whatever. I just need to com up with a solid plan.
I know enough that I can't get too trigger happy, because if I spend too much it will drive prices up, and business down.

Hope this is the right topic. Alan suggested that I start a public thread for this.

Hey folks,