I'm just so indecisive, I guess. Now I'm looking into my best interface options for around 1500 total.

I need it to be able to track drums. I would consider a Rosetta 200 with the 1394 card if I knew it was just going to be me recording myself in stereo, but I need to be able to track drums, too.

I noticed that my Brick has a balanced output but the FMR RNC needs an unbalanced input!

How do I handle this? Can I "unbalance" the line before it hits the RNC?

Out of curiousity I tried going into the FMR RNC with a balanced cable anyway and it works but there is some hum. It's also pretty low level and I have to crank up both the Brick and the RNC to get decent levels.

Hi

I'm trying to choose a laptop for audio recording at the moment and, like many in my position, this involves a lot of research into what kind of features are needed to do the kind of audio work you want to do (for example, for myself, I will be recording acoustic music, under 8 tracks).

hi there,
I play in a half electronic/acoustic style band. we seem to have trouble getting everything hooked up between us and the sound guy at festivals, that is-when you have no more than half an hour or so to set up,

I am currently using an AT-3035 for my voice-over work for radio promos/imaging. I am running my mic through an Alesis Multi-Mix 6 mixer, into a PC with X-fi sound card.

The Problem: The condensor mic gives me an alright sound but WAY too much "room" sound, and I read that the RE-20 is the best at blocking most of that out.

I want to extract midi notes from Drum Track Audio like Sonar 6 audio snap does but I was just curious if I could do the same thing in Cubase Sx with a plugging or something?

I am changing Drum tracks using Drumagog in Cubase SX when I export the mixdown track it puts it slightly out of time is there a easier way to line the track without doing it manual because I am not very good at lining up tracks please help!

How do I give my voice the big bottom end you hear on the radio? To make it sound thicker?

-Mark

I wanted to see if I could get some advice on what to go with to get a decent home studio setup. I already have Cubase SX but I have used Adobe Audition 1.5 for all my recordings thus far. I want to get into the midi so that is one thing I’m looking for. I have somewhere between 400 -600 dollars to spend so that is my budget.

Here are my CPU specs:

Hi

I'm an acoustic musician and I'm going to be recording songs with under 8 tracks. I've seen a very nice laptop (Acer Aspire 9813) which has a Core 2 Duo 1.66 Ghz processor (and 1 Gig Ram).

My software is Samplitude Pro Version 9, which has a lot of sophisticated reverbs and compressors built in.