Hey I'm new and me and my band just got together and we are looking for a good way to record a little song. Is it possible to get a good result with something like Adobe Audition 1.5? Thanks

I could use some help configuring my new audio recording PC. I'll be using Layla w/ Samplitude 24/96 on WindowsXP. Recording 8 simulataneous tracks at times and doing lots of multitracking. System isolated for audio recording and mastering only.

ok, i use just a Tascam us-122, a dynamic sure mic, and Cubase SX2.

to listen to two short tracks i have recorded go to http://www.myspace.com/furtherdelay

Hey guys,

It has been awhile since I've upgraded my pc and I have fallen out of the hardware loop. Any recomendations?

I am running Nuendo, 2 lynx AES cards, & 2 UAD cards.

Doug

Hi guys,

First off, I'm new to this forum, and I'm also new to recording in general. I'm a far better songwriter and guitar player than recording engineer.

My setup is as follows:
- Windows 2000 with Cool Edit Pro 2.0
- Tascam US-122 USB audio interface
- Shure Beta58 and Sennheiser Evolution mics
- AKG K-101 headphones

I use my HD24 as a backup machine and only rarely need to pull data via FST connect. I also was using 200GB drive in it which meant that a lot of projects piled up-- too many, in fact.

I had recorded a concert which indeed had data that I needed, but due to that concert being in the midst of a very busy festival I forgot I had not pulled those files into my DAW.

hi guys i have to rec a solo jazz boublebass. anyone can talk me about this?

thanks

Should I be scooping mids out during my mix down on indidual tracks? Then when "trying" to master the final stereo track bringing them back up a little? I want that full range sound. I just remember when i had all my stereo componants listening to music many many years ago and to get that sound seems the EQ always looked like a cereal bowl or smile.

Hi,

Has anyone here built one of Peter C's Green Pres?
If so, how do they sound.

I'm interested in building a pair for myself.

Thanks.

Wilding.