Hi, I'm Harry, I hit 18 in january. At which time I get access to a bank account with approximately £4,500.

I'd really like to set up my own mobile studio* with that money.

*As in driving the gear to a band practice room, someones house e.t.c.

I got a firepod and bought a new laptop (my old one didnt work with it) so I can record my shows.. Its just me and my guitar. It was a quick recording, live 1 take in my computer room, so quality may not be that good. Theres probably a mistake or two in there too, i just wrote the song this week.

Hello!

I am about to build another workstation, and I am looking for some advice on what NOT to get...
In general I mean, are the latest Intel Mobo/Processors any good?
are there any modern hardware catches? on-board video etc.

Any help would be grand
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Alright - I am working on a rough mix for a song that my band is completing. It's a half time feel, kind of moody and intense. It really required a good - big snare drum sound. I had a UAD limiter on my Drum Bus but I didn't like the sound when I pushed the snare to hard on it. I just don't like the sound of limiters when they are working to hard period.

i'm currently building my recording rig. the ability to upgrade in the future is crucial. everything is cool except for one thing: the digital section.

i was contemplating getting the digi 002r thinking that i could use an Apogeeconverter or something of the sort.
aparently the 002's optical i/o only go up to 48khz. so i say to myself "what?"

Okay, so I have a Behringer board I use before the interface. I use this so I can do some EQ on the board, level, and subgroup when necessary. I'd like to use some single channel and dual channel mic preamps but I'm not sure how to use it in conjunction w/ the board? Do I use an insert on the board to bypass the board's preamp?

Hi,

I am in the process of setting up my laptop to record music.

Computer Specs:
HPZV6000
AMD 64 bit processor 3200
1.25 gigs of RAM
40GB 4200 Hard drive.
5 USB 2.0 ports
1 firewire port

I just received the mastering of a project I recorded few months ago, there is Dolby S on my tape machine, it was OFF for the first song I recorded, then I turned it ON for the other songs cause it was quiet music and wanted to get rid of the noises...

Im pretty much a noob to the actual recording with this firepod, i have a few questions. I jsut got it the other day.

I was read somwhere that if I use the WDM drivers I can get a lower latency. Now there is 0 options for WDM in Cubase LE only asio. Why is this not available? What do you think about that? What software would have this option?

ive been abusing this forum with questions about overheads, so I'm sorry . . new question though. i have one Shure ksm27 and i was thinking about getting another to use as Overheads (Davedog...i tried the 603's as OH's and didnt like one bit the sound i got, sounded very tinny and a bit harsh). .anyways, would i be better off gettin another ksm27 and using the two of them as oh's orrrr.