I currently run a modest setup based around some nice outboard pieces and Digital Performer through a 1296 and a 2408 to a G4. This has suited me well, but i've always wnated to also have a TiBook or something to suppliment it so i could do two channel location recording with a laptop and a small road case.

Please forgive me for asking this question.

I'm glad I have the hardware version now.

Hi Jules and everyone.
I am posting this where it really belongs over on Greg's forum aswell, but it's not just a pro tools related question so...

I love my procontrol. I absolutely hate it's analog monitoring section. It's embarrassing.

Do you know of anyone in London who might be able to improve it for me.

Question for you guys who have experience with Marshalls. (Heavy Rock)

G'day folks. To any of you interested enough to drop in - welcome. Hope you find the following interesting. If you already know this, sorry for wasting your time.

Hi,
I've never tried one but it appears that a lot of people don't like the Mackie 8 bus yet I see them in numerous mid level professional studio's. Not intending to be used in tracking only monitoring and mixing would this be that bad of a way to go?

Dangerous 2-bus
(D2B)

http://www.dangerousmusic.com/2-bus.htm

I have bought one of these to help me mix DAW sessions and use all my analog outboard. It sums 16 mono or 8 stereo pairs to 2 with a trim pot on the master out….

So far I have patched into it via my 16 interface outputs like so

This is a stupid question to a lot of you but being primarily a guitar player I've never dealt with this.

A band asked me to produce their record and they want me to go to the reaharsals once or twice a week, to tell them where they need to work more, to give them ideas for the songs and this kind of stuff...