Please excuse me if this is obvious. I have been using Cakewalk products for many years and seem to remember always seeing OMNI, 1, 2, 3...16 for the MIDI inputs on the track. The MIDI output always shows the actual MIDI port name. Now I use three different MIDI interfaces and would like to be able to direct a specific MIDI in to a specific MIDI out.

Quite an event for us folks out in the wilds. The Highlands of Scotland (where sheep outnumber people)we've got our first major studio - check it out on http://www.the-byre.com
I'm gonna visit soon if I can git past them wild dogs.

Hi everyone!
I am planning to build a tube mic preamp. Where should I look? I found http://www.DIYaudio.com which is great but I wonder if there is some other great ressource that I am missing out there on the web. :eek:

Well...I was violated on thursday night..my car was stolen! Came out Friday morning and it was not where I parked it!
Filed report and got a call that evening at 5:30 PM saying they found my car...funny thing is..the cop who called me said I could come pick it up..if that was supposed to be humor I would have slapped him silly over the phone if I could have...

Greetings,

I am now in the market for a 24 track hard disc recorder. Out of the 3 famous choices, Tascam,Mackie and Alesis, which one is the better of the lot?

I know the Tascam is considerably more expensive.

Also, which of the Mackies (I am not useing a computer), the SDR or MDR? What is the difference between the two?

Thank you! :) :cool:

Help!
I am considering an upgrade to the new HD system. :)

I am currently using a MOTU 2408 MKII and am interested in upgrading the converters for at least two channels. I have spent a considerable amount of time getting the MOTU linked my PC running Cubase and my Yamaha O1v (ADAT Lightpipe), and I don't want to trash this set up. I am looking at the Lucid 2496 or the Apogee Rosetta.

http://www.apogeeuser.org/6/ubb.x?a=cfrm&s=49960025

sorry if I've posted this too many times

i'm looking at my owners manual (ASUS p4b266) and i'm trying to make sure i understand what the chart on page 2-14 (IRQ Assigments for this Motherboard) really means. before i try and contact ASUS support i thought i'd try here first. i understand what a shared interrupt is but as i look at this chart the top ledgend says A thru H. What does this represent?

There's got to be a better way to record your OWN (music you and you alone write and play) stuff. I just got my digital audio set up going (sounds great), and I was Micing my classical guitar with just an sm57 (till I do my mic shoot out and get a good large diaphragm condenser), and I noticed that I was picking up all this crazy noise from my computer (even though it's not that loud).