I am at a crossroads and need some sound advice (pun intended)

Hi all,

I've purchased a pair of the sE Munro's 'Egg' monitors and I'm very happy with their performance.

http://www.seelectronics.com/se-munro-egg-150

well i recorded audio in my Sonar daw. 24 bits 48 khz
now i exported them with a clik track from a midi track.
the session was 140 bmp

Trying to figure out of I can use this thing with a preamp. I'm not too up on all this impedance stuff - you probably noticed. :tongue:

Hey friends,
Our studio just launched a Facebook page, where we'll be posting daily recording tips geared towards making better home recordings.

Hello,

my band and I have decided that we're going to record a few of our own songs to have something to put up on youtube, myspace etc. Since we don't have the hardware or cash for a proper studio, we decided to create a poor-mans studio using my digital bass-pedal (which acts as a soundcard when connected to a computer). The idea was to hook it up like this:

Hi, I'm new here, though not new to recording, but I have run into a problem that I can't seem to find anyone who knows what I am talking about. I want to re-amp a bass guitar. I am using a DOD active DI to split the signal and capture both the mic'd sound and the DI signal into my new (part of the issue) Focusrite Saphire 56.

Hi, my first post here!

The frequency range of male and female voice?In a song, what is the general or most common frequency range in which the voice signals lie ? i looked it up on google and all i got was some charts .i need the frequency range which has statistical proof.that could be used for experimental purposes .links to related study materials would be helpful .

I record live orchestral concerts using a Tascam DR-100 and Tandy/Realistic PZMs. I have to use these mics for various reasons including the layout of the venue and the need to carry both musical instrument and recording gear. Mics have 1/4 inch jacks and are connected to the DR-100 using XLR adapters. Recording settings WAV, 16 bit, 44.1 sampling frequency.