I have not been using proper monitors for mixing and master I have been using creative gaming speakers. I feel that if I buy a pair of nice studio monitors made for mixing I wil get better results in my efforts. Can anyone recommend some monitors to check out? I would ideally like to spend no more than $150, unless I am just wasting my money.

i dont know if it was a thread or what that i read,but there was a piece on recording guitars that i stumbled upon awhile back, and i would love
to read it again. problem is I'm not sure what I'm looking for.

Hoping someone can help out - I work between my home studio and a professional room and I need an external hard drive to carry PT sessions between.

hi everyone,

maby u could help me choose a good analog mixer with at least 4 preamps and di out for each channel?

I'm going to use it for recording by plugging it from the di out of each input to channel 5-8 on my 002r!

so please let me buy the right mixer :p

Are any of the "old" reel-to-reel tape recorders, either semi-pro or pro, 4,8,16,24 track being made new? Even if it is in China!
thanks, Shindog.

Im on my second year of sound engineering and i want to get either a laptop or a desktop for mainly recording.(I play some games too but not that important)

To me the notion is nonsensical, but does the host application in which you record source material have any affect or impartation on its sound?

I have a Fireface 800 and a Black Lion 002 with the Tweak Head Mod. I think they both sound very nice. The so called pro's at guitar center keep telling me that they are not even close to the Apogee stuff. My question is how do these units compare to Apoogee gear?

hey, i was wondering if it would be possible to buy 4 channel analog mixer with direct outputs?

then I could plug mic's into the mixer and use it as preamps, then connect the direct outs for each channel to input 5-8 on the back of my 002 rack and mix the session in pro tools?

I need some serious help!