Help. I'm having problems getting my Aardvark Q10 to work with Cool Edit Pro 2.1. I had CEP working fine with a Soundblaster card, but when I got the Q10, I tested it out for recording and playback, and both worked, although I didn't have a chance to really use it. Then my computer crashed (related?) and I haven't been able to get playback to work since.

I'd like to distribute my records (d'n'b vinyls), but it takes a long time to call to every recordshop in the world :). I'm sure there are distributor firms that can do it for me... Can you suggest some please?

Ok, I am 18 years old and just started getting into recording in December 2003. I don't know if this is what I want to do with my life, but so far I really enjoy all the aspects of recording.

You all know too well that when producing we hit spots where we feel were going nowhere and you begin to want to eat out the back of your head in impatience and anxiety and anger.

With my music, my creativity doesn’t stop, its not as though I'm out of ideas, its as a result of frustration over why I cant get things sounding…well….good.

Hi, my name is Marcus Bellon and I am a Senior at Central Linn High School in Halsey Oregon. I am doing a MAJOR project on Recording Arts and I have no IDEA what I'm doing. I am very passionate about music, I have played Piano for almost 7 years now and I LOVE to sing although I'm not very good at it . . .

I have a computer (pc) with a M-Audio Delta 1010Lt soundcard, logic 5.0 and cool edit.

and a few micraphones, i would like the studio to be used for just recording some acusitc guitar demos .

what other equiptment do i need?

I produce a broadcast piece. It is spoken word, recorded with a Mackie, a Shure SM7B, Compressor and Motu's DP with an 896HD.

Is -12db normal and -6db peaks the proper, or accetable set of rules for recording/outputting for broadcast audio?

thanks.

-paul

I was told to repost here.

I want to record my acoustic guitar with a 4 bar lick. I have Pro Tools with MBOX. The thing is I want to use the recorded sample as a loop but how do I make the sound so it doesn't just chop off after i stop playing? I want to make the last bar hit on the same beat?

I have a project where I am going to attempt to track both at home in my appartment and in a pro studio. The Studio is a Pro Tools room, loaded with Neve, API, Daking, UA, Vintech etc... I am looking to do Drums and final Voice there.