In response to a query on the dbx Blues Post (which probably has 15 nominees there itself):

Categories:

I'm your typical overwhelmed pre-newbie.

Has anyone seen an overview of computer-based recording software products? I'm looking for something (such as your typical magazine annual product review, etc) that takes all your market-leading sw products and does any of the following:

Hi all:

Has anyone had experience using or comparing the sound of the abovementioned mic preamps? Which one has more "Neve-ness"?
My use would be mainly drums and electric guitars.

Thanks

I used to be blissfully unaware, I used to truncate, work in 16 bit sessions and worse, without a care in the world.
Then I discovered the DUC and I haven't been quite the same since.

Alright,

Looks like Steinberg has announced another new product at the Musikmesse show in Frankfort Germany, the new "Cubase SX". Here is a quote from Computer Music Web Site:

"Nuendo meets Cubase - new nuendoesque audio engine, new VST instruments, Full OSX/XP support, more effects, 5.1 mixing, unlimited undo and more..."

one of my friends had said that when i get reason, before i download it, Cubase cant be on my computer in order for it to work (properly?). i know that rewire is for reason to work with Cubase at the same time, but is it true they cant be on the same computer?

I want to combine a couple of monitor systems to one or more recording setup.

My demands: 2 or 3 fullrange outputs with switches.
Volume controls would be nice to adjust volume betrween subs and "tops"(couldn't find the right word)

Then it would be very nice to be able to have different inputs so i couldswitch between the recording unit, CD player...

Hi there,

I know, I know, Julian... I've been steadfastly declaring my intentions to stay on this side of the fence with my "vintage" Pro Tools set-up - but I think I just changed my mind.