My set up is a Dell Inspiron E1505 Duo Core, that is connected to Behringer Eurorack UBB1002 mixer with an adapter cable that has two 1/4" plugs that run together to make a single stereo 1/4' plug that i attatch another addapter to make it fit the 1/8" jack on the side of my laptop.

Anyone used this or would have any idea on how good a studio monitor stand it would make?
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Thanks,
Mihai Toma

Not sure what forum this belongs on, but... What programs (XP) offer differant sounds to use with a midi/usb keyboard? And what are some of the better ones? Such as the sounds offered in Apple's Garageband, like Grand Pianos, Synths, strings, SFX, etc. Things that can be played with a midi/usb keyboard.

Thanks in advance.

can i record a drum kit with the help of only 1 motu's 8 pre or do i need two of them. i don't use analog compressors just digital ones. what else do i need if drums can't be recorded alone with this device.
are the drivers stable with Sonar 6 producer edition.

Which would provide lower latency:

(1) Going directly into the Mac Pro's built-in optical SPDIF inputs

OR

(2) Getting a firewire interface?

ok ok, i know many will read this, and may have mixed onions.

Heres the overview.

I have a Studer A807 and I need to replace the pinch roller because the old one just "melted" and thick sticky rubber ran down the front of the machine whilst it was in storage.

Can anyone explain this?

I haven't put chemicals on it and its just a mystery to me.

Thanks

Lozz

Hi. I've just been offered a D and R preamp for 150 euros! I know nothing about them or have even heard of them so am not sure if this is a good buy or they're any good? I already have an M-Audio Tampa and DMP3 which I really like. Would the D & R be a step up from these?

I have a rhode ntk and UA 610 preamp. Would I benefit with recording anything with my old sm58? I am mostly recording acoustic guitar and vocals.

I'm a beginner in music but play with some quite experienced musicians. None of them are vocalists but one owns a Peavey XR 684 PA system. We only cover songs, mostly classic rock.