Hi,

I've been having troubles setting an SM57 mic on my Mac for recording vocals.
The current setup is:
Shure SM57 --> XLR --> Cloudfilter CL-1 --> XLR --> behinger U-Phoria --> (well USB) --> Mac (connected to power).
*Using Ableton Live (and Pod Farm).

Looks like the new release of Samplitude is arriving in April. Im excited about the inclusion of the comprehensive SpectraLayers Pro, spectral editor. The monitoring section has the potential to be very cool. Here's what they are releasing so far about new features.

From Magix:

New features available from April 2020:

For years I've been toying with the idea of expanding our community software. I'd like to give members more freedom to have their own blogs, self promote outside the forum. There finally might be a solution to do this so I'm wondering how many people would find this interesting?

Hi All,

Hope you're all staying safe in these new unknown times. Pay attention to what actual professionals tell you, stay safe. My wife and I are trying to deal with all this and a house move (again, I know). New house is in a lovely quiet country village. I am so looking forward to the quiet and more room. Yes, I will have a bigger studio area again.

This plugin is supposed to listen to an audio clip (like Melodyne does) and make corrections based on that. But it just stays on the "Waiting for you to play audio..." screen. I apologize if this is the wrong place to post but I didn't see any other forum for, let's say plugins/software. I can't find an iZotope owned forum either.

I've noticed my official pen is breaking apart and looks a little bent. I'm assuming I've knocked it when arsing around with my pc. The pen works but I would rather not risk its longevity so I'm wondering if I can copy it to something like a kingston/SanDisk pen? You can get official pens but £20 seems a tad high for what it does.

Hello everyone I'm brand new to this forum and I'm brand new into the recording world and looking for some advice on a particular set of headphones.. I can't seem to find reviews on the Sub zero SZ-MH200 headpnones themselves only the manufacturer.

I have an old set of Tannoy Precision 8D monitors that were stored for a long time and I want to get them back up and running. One had a bad amp. So I found a replacement amp and bam it sounds fantastic..the other one was working but sounded...well small. I didnt think much of it. Then I compared the two and realized I was getting almost zero low end.

Just after Christmas I decided to bite the bullet, and buy the new loudspeaker system I'd been trying to decide about. I'd been provided with this system on a job last summer, and really liked the sound. My research showed it to be a Marmite product -loads of people hating it with a passion and the rest loving it. As I'd heard it and liked it, I do what I always do and go with my gut.