Im currently working on some pet projects and I am quite new to the music comunity and buddy told me to go here and check out what you guys could do for me.

Anyway I'm recording wav.file onto my PC (vocal recordingz)but the samples are way to low in volume to register effectivly in my projects.

Could someone point out what exactly is wrong with this article?

I currently own a Langevin DVC which I am thinking about selling in order to buy either a Sebatron VMP 4000e OR a Sebatron VMP 2000e and an RNP. I like the Langevin, but I need 4 channels of pre and by selling the Langevin and adding a little cash I can get 4 channels. The question is should I go for 4 channels of Sebatron or 2-Seb and 2-RNP.

Im looking to upgrade my daw from the Tascam us-428 i have now. I was almost set on purchasing the aardvark Q10 but then i started looking at other things like digital mixers. I know with the Q10 you could record 8 tracks at once which each show up in Cubase as 8 different tracks.

Im trying to figure out how to get that deep bass sound like them boys in tha dirty south. If any body knows what I can use please help me out, all I'm really using right now is a Korg triton

Anyone know the best way to convert wav files to wma files on a Mac?

Any help welcome

Regards

Andy

OK, so I've built a studio over a couple years, and now am deciding to go "real business" with it. Before, was all projects, word of mouth referrals, etc. Wanted to have a few years experience before actually "going pro".

Hey Steve!

IS this the future of music?
Please, check this folks:

http://www.zero-g.co.uk/index.cfm?articleid=762

It must be a joke
:eek:

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Eng. Alécio Costa
Producer/Singer/Musician

Howdy

I have a P3/1Ghz (or something, where can I find all the technical BS about my MOBO on a PC) currently with a Frontier Designs WaveCenter PCI card. I'm looking to turn this strictly into a "synth" machine.