ok, other than no tdm plugins and lower track counts, what is the difference?

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ok, so i just landed the foot in the door job i've been dying for--client services at Sony NYC. i want to be an assistant engineer. what next? what skills to you need to be up the level of assistant in a big league studio? help, please, cause i have no idea.

and as an aside, i feel really guilty admitting that the system of a down tune "chop suey" is really pretty neat.

I am a drummer and monitor my drums through headphones. I use a Crown D-75 amplifier, which is a very high quality amp with headphone output. My problem is, even though the amp is very high quality, I keep frying the headphones. The reason is because after I get all gain structure settings set, every once in a while one of the knobs gets turned inadvertently, and the headphones are history.

Hey guys,
There's this band where I used to live and I recorded a little 3 song demo for them for very little money; my motivation was to learn. Anyway, they seemed pretty stoked with the recording, then a couple weeks later they got another demo recorded at a pro studio (read pro tools and neve). Anyway, in my opinion, if recording was a competition, I got my ass kicked. :mad:

I want this book, so sell it to me. :)
I also want these, email your price... mainly the
1st 3...

Behind The Glass

Inside Tracks: 1st hand history, etc,etc...

Acoustics and Psychoacoustics

Professional Microphone Techniques

Confessions of a Record Producer

Mixing Engineers Handbook

If I want to simply record the audio (sequenced) from my Kurzweil workstation onto my Turtle Beach soundcard, and then add a vocal track, which program(s) would serve me best? I have Cakewalk pro 8, Cool edit pro 1.0, and the Pro-tools free download program. I am using a Joemeek VC3Q pre-amp and a V67 LD condenser for the vocal tracks.

I have gotten pro tools to record but i don't hear anything when i hit play?

I see the notes and the meter jumping and recording
but i don't hear anything

I have a PC 98se

Check this out. I first heard about this several years ago when I read an article in the now defunct BAM Magazine where Neil Young said almost the same thing.
The following is an excerpt from an article by Rupert Neve, published in the October 2002 issue of Audio Media in AM Forum.

I just bought Cakewalk's " LOOPS " Drum Sets. It's a WAV file format. Before I open it ( and can't return it ), Will it work with Cubase SX ?
Thanks,
shepp4

Can anyone who has access or experience with these boxes please compare/contrast. I realize these are two completely differents beasts. But, here are the items I am interested in:

M2000 - hi quality but several years old, 20 bit S/PDIF, available second hand for around $600.

M-One - current but midline product (low-end for TC), 24 bit S/PDIF, available new for about $375.