I'm new to running sound. I have this board and I need to run subs, mains, and monitors. Any info about how to work with it would be greatly appreciated. I'm just looking to absorb any knowledge anyone has about this mixer and how to run it for live sound.

Hello everyone! This is my first post on the forum. After doing some research, I've come to you guys for some help in finding quality equipment that won't break the bank. I already HAVE a set up, but need to take it up a notch. I have a friend whos an audio engineer.

I am looking at buying an ADAT preamp rack to connect to my Digi 002 as i now need more preamps as am constantly patching cables.
I need something that has 8 Mic/Line inputs and have looked at the PreSonus digimax D8 but it has 8 XLR inputs (On the rear) and only 2 line inputs on the front panel. I really need a unit that has 8 line and 8 XLR inputs.

I bought a few of these effects years back (like 2002) and still use them today. They aren't the hottest thing on the block, but they are good effects that get the job done - when the job fits.
They are clean, efficient, with great interfaces that provide excellent feedback
The multiband compressor is great for surgical work - attacking a very specific frequency range.

I don't know about the new format of the forum, to be honest.

I myself, despite six degrees of separation, know of at least one gold selling album (US) recorded and mixed completely ITB in a small bedroom in Marina Del Rey. I can vouch for it. I was there for a good week while it was being done. The only outboard that was used was in the front end, AFAIK.

My friend recently upgraded his Native Instruments Guitar Rig from 4 to 5.
He is using Cubase 6 everything is 64 bit. He loads the GR5 as a VST plugin on an audio track for his guitar.

I need a small stereo recorder to record mostly sound effects, i will sue external microphone (mkh 40, mkh 30)
is anyone of you experienced on Tascam dr 40 and Tascam dr 100?

Hi to everyone!

I'm getting a bit annoyed by the constant presence of a low high-piched noise every time I plug an instrument to my M-audio fast track mkII. every time I playback audio or use Sonar 8.3.1 to record, I hear this noise which would be bearable if only it DIDN'T get INTO the recordings!

You folks have always probably wondered how to get that Steely Dan and/or Doobie Brothers like sound. Well... that's easy. You only need one simple ingredient.

I have recently got into the percussive style of acoustic guitar playing.

I have never been truly happy with the acoustic guitar sound that I get. I think I get a passable sound but i've always been troubled when recording the dynamic shifts in my music.

Here is an example: