At school we have a digital recording studio. We have a Behringer digital desk, which goes to a Digidesign ADAT converter (not sure what the proper name for it is), which then goes to the computer. Between the desk and the digidesign, we use optical cables. When we are doing a recording, we get a "tick" sound at regular intevals. Does anyone know what is causing this?

Hey all,

Hoping someone out there has some experience with this 4 track "field recorder" and would be willing to share some stories.

I guess Im looking for reports on durability and ruggedness.

It will be primariy used for location sound in the reality sector, and the ocassional atmos recording.

Hi all,

just need help in constructing a simple recording sheet or if anyone knows where to obtain a free one, please let me know.

Basically I am trying to draw up a music recording sheet and need to know what typical/basic info I should have...

What I have in mind was:

Anyone using this console for live tv production? Anyone using this for anything? I'm looking for opinions and/or insight to this console.

I am lookin' at buying a studio bundle and in them comes the M-Audio BX5a 70 Watt Active Studio Monitors.

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I'd like to know if any of you have used these monitors or any of the other equipment in this package and what your thoughts were on them?

Is the package a good deal? Everything looks clean and sound and is definatley a step up from Cool Edit.

i've got this song i'm doing that i'd like to use talking in. like, people that have said things in the media. since this is just speech that has been transferred to the public for the sake of news, does this audio still need to be licensed? i'm guessing it does, since it was still captured by specific organizations. would i legally approach this the same way i would for regular music samples?

Hey, I'm new to these forums.

I'm also new to recording. I've got a pretty basic set up. A Marshall AVT 50 amp, a Yamaha UW500 interface, an SM57 and a Pod XT.

The band I'm in at the moment has two bassists, how would we go about recording two basses and still having both bassists heard? We play metal mostly, all i can think of is completely separating the tone and paning one bass far left and the other bass far right,

Any ideas or help would be great 8-)

Hi All, I want to record my electric guitar onto computer and I was wondering what the best way to do it is. What are peoples thoughts on devices like the M Audio Black Box or Boss Micro BR? I would also like to add realistic drum tracks to my music, is the best way to do this via keyboard? I am told I can tap out the rhythms this way rather than do it mechanically using the mouse.

ok so i just ordered a 12ch insert snake (12 TRS -> 24 ts) off ebay and it showed up. great start right?

well it's labeled poorly!

i can get corresponding channels because all ends are color coded.

BUT there's no differentiation between the TS ends. so how to i fix this?