I am just about to rewire my studio. I was thinking about Mogami studio quad cable using 48 point 1/4" to 1/4" patchbays.

If I hook all my gear up, mic preamps, comps and eqs using XLR to TRS to the patchbays and then use TRS cable to route the signal to the recorder and inserts of the mixer can I expect a loss in quality?

My plan was

ive decided too start a home recording studio somthing that i can eventually charge money to do. ive been doing a ton of research the last few weeks, but still have a very vague idea of waht i need to get started i have $10000(CDn) to spend this is kindof what ive budgeted for and am looking at

Most studios have musical instruments be it a grand piano, guitar cabinet/head, whatever. I've got a couple guitars, basses, some drum machines/samplers and a few classic synths.

I am still learning and always thinking of new ways to record. What do you guys think of multitracking bass guitar? 8) 8)

i have a delta 1010lt soundcard, a 12 channel Behringer mixer (http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/g=rec/search/detail/base_pid/631236/) are the preamps good enough?

Dear Membership,

Which would be the most flexible and cleanest sounding for tracking and 2-bus? Is the STC-8 worth the extra money over the C2?
THANKS.

I know most people here are basically professionals in production and recording, but to be honest with you, I am little more than a lowly beginner. I have all these songs I want to record with the band, and no money (I'm a student), to go into a real studio. What do I need to get started on everything in terms of PC foundations and recording programs.

Ok, this might come across as pretty negative or whinny, but that is not my intent.

I'm a member of a traditionnal music band of 5 musicians.
I need to do some mutitrack reccording with my group. Up to now we made some reccording using a mixer plugged to a
soundblaster live and some one track at the time over playback. It was fun but.