Hi! :)

I'm new hear at RO (hey to everyone from sweden) and have some questions about recording levels. 24 bit recording gives me a big dynamic range to record my analog stuff.

Note: I have done some searching on this site and found a lot of good information, so I've edited this post to get to more specific questions. I want to be able to do rather minimalist analog recording for singer/songwriter types, jazz combos, and maybe even classical quartets and such. Here is what I have:

I am just trying my hand at music production having played in bands and been into making music for years.

I have a Yamaha PSR-1000 and Shure SM58 which I plan to use once I get to grips with the software. My friend advised me to get Sonar 3 and FruityLoops, which I did, from eBay. My PC also has a Soundblaster Audigy card.

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Do you ever find that only AFTER you are finished with a mix and are in no position to alter it that you begin to find flaws you would have undoubtedly changed? I find that although my recordings and mixes are progressively gaining in quality, there are somemtimes things i hear only AFTER i am in any position to change them. (i.e.

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Ok, I'm a musician and I just bought the Recording program "Cool Edit Pro" because I have friend in the recording business and he recomended it. Well I went out and spent the money on it, and it works fine, but I cant find the option to hear myself in real time as I record (When I sing its crucial that I hear myself). Any and all help is appriciated.

Hi all,

Im starting to create my home studio. I wanna make music like Aerosmith, Velvet Revolver, 36 Crazyfists, System of a Down, Nightwish...
I have some gear already but i have some more on a wishlist. Just wanna know what you all think about it?

Hi guys!

I am recording in DP 3.11 using 2408mk 1 and HEDD 192 at 24/48
thru spdif!
When I do that i set Dp to S/PDIF clock!
that way i am clocking HEDD to the 2408 or the other way?
Is there another way to do that with better results?
thank you all!
Yiannis

Hello. I'm getting started in the vast (I didn't know how vast and complex) home music recording and need some help with some purchases as well as questions. I’m new to this so please bear with me…

I have some tracks that are originally 16 bit, wondering what the benefits or consequences would be to convert to 24 bit to mix and then reconvert & dither to 16 bit for CD burning? Thanks for all opinions!