I just started recording bands and I've heard of drummers being able to lay down their track just by a click track but I've started making scratch tracks with metronomes in the headphones then going back and recording the instruments individually starting with the drums. I'm just wondering how other people record a full band?

I have a problem. When I burn mp3 music to discs all of them play fine on various CD players, DVD players etc., but some do not play on my laptop. When I put the discs in they come up as blank. I have searched everywhere on the net can't find the solution. This only happens to some of my discs and only CD-Rs. Why is this? Thank you.

Hey everyone, now that I'm working and getting money and such, I'm looking to upgrade some of my gear.

I would consider myself as as a 'pro-sumer'. I only record myself, and is pretty much how I plan to do it for a while. So with that said, I have a hard time spending more than $5-600 on any single piece of gear. What would you guys consider the price range for a pro-sumer?

When I saw this video I had to share it with a co-worker who happens to be a very accomplished drummer. This has to be the best designed Virtual Drum Kit I have ever heard. Make sure you listen in HD 720p. Amazingly dynamic and the built in sounds sound. .good! Hard to believe, yes I know. Just listen:

This has me kind of excited. Thunderbolt is here and this interface has me wanting to spend more money.

Hi Everyone,

Quick question, when you are using Kontakt instruments in say Cubase, Logic etc when you convert/export the MIDI tracks to audio are you using the A/D D/A converters of the SoundCard to do this?

Thanks for your help!

Darren

Hello everyone, this is my first time here. I recently put together a little home set up in attempt to record my wife's opera so we could do our own tracks for her applications.

I have a Blue Baby Bottle and PreSonus Audio box with Studio One 2 program

Hi all – So happy to be here. Excellent resource. I am a music industry “veteran” who had a lot of recording time in the 80s and 90s. So…while not being a noob to the recording music world, I have been away a long while. I am a little familiar with DAWs and the recording culture of 2012 - -but only a little.

So http://www.uaudio.c… here's what the big NAMM buzz was all about. I'll post more comments later