I have this synthesized bass that I need to be really bassy - [around 40-60hz]. I'm trying to the thing is across the level I set it at. Should I put it at a level that you can _almost_ hear [because I have to keep in mind bass boosts on stereos]? Any suggestions?

[note: I'm new to recording, I have no job in recording; I'm 16 with a hobby]

I have this synthesized bass that I need to be really bassy - [around 40-60hz]. I'm trying to the thing is across the level I set it at. Should I put it at a level that you can _almost_ hear [because I have to keep in mind bass boosts on stereos]? Any suggestions?

[note: I'm new to recording, I have no job in recording; I'm 16 with a hobby]

how can I reduce the noise caused [internally] by the computer? I know it's not the room or nothing because if I plugin some headphones and turn the volume all the way up [without playing anything] I can hear the noise. I'm trying to record some vocals through the mic-in jack.

I know there's some kind of cable involved. But what kind of cord? I have a generic soundcard so it doesnt connect to that. What cord am I looking for? I'm not worried about multiple midi things connected. Just midi keyboard -> computer.

Any experience with these mic preamp ?
I can buy a good second hand unit for $1000.
Best regards.

Howdy folks,

Howdy folks,

Hello all,
Any sources for high-quality cables without the hype? In my area all I can get is Monster Cables- they primp and preen and write you a resume but they don't even tell you what gauge the copper is!
I'm thinking good solid mechanical connections, fat ample copper, and best of all, sounds great! Is it this simple or what should I know?

Hey- I have finally stumbled across the manual to the Soundcraft 600 I sold a couple of years ago, and I don't really have any use for it. If anyone out there has a Soundcraft 500 or 600 series board that will get better use/care with a manual in hand, email me and I will send it on.

OK FATSO users - front and center :)