Hey guys,

I'm very new to recording, and I wanted to start making piano videos for my youtube channel.

I have a Roland digital piano (HP-3E-PE) and very soon I am getting a new computer with an internal soundcard,as my laptop doesn't have one.

I'm going to buy one of thse units after much reading about it.
i have one question though, i have a blue reactor mic going into a Focusrite ISA one...i will be plugging that into the ART pro vla ii then to my sound card, my question is. the tube thats in the pro vla, will that give my voice the "tube sound"? is it in effect like having a ISA one AND tubes?

Howdy all,

Im just probally wasting time that i actually i should be practing mixing skills, wondering if the cheap Firewire that came with my interface would sound the same as say a Firewire from Audioquest.

The Rok Box MC 7xs from PC Audio Labs is the first computer EVER nominated for a TEC Award!

Has anyone had the opportunity the hear these and/or done some comparisons?

I know it's common practice in home studios, but do pros do it? I never have and, as an engineer or as a player, I can't imagine it would be satisfactory. It forces you to use software monitoring, which means latency. Then it adds processing, which means even more latency.

Hi

Just bought a Motion m1400 off ebay with no o/s.
I'm going to use it as a portable recorder with my MOTU traveler.
Spent the last 2 days solid trying to get xp or linux working.

Anybody have the original recovery disks available?

Cheers

Hi all, first question here ! Nice to find this place ...
I have a pair of CA-14 mics, 1 card, 1 omni mics to go with my Sony PCM-M10 .
Im wondering if the built in phantom power is enough for either pair of mics for around 2 hours .?
A short test sounded great with the omnis . I plan on recording a guitar player only at a local theater .

Hi

Does anyone know, how to route/bus a guitar input signal in Cubase, to a specific output channel?
And, if possible, so only the inputsignal is routed (when monitored for example), not the channel itself

I would like to use Amplitube, and get the guitar sound to a guitar amp using Cubase (so I can record the dry sound and hear the wet sound)

Hey All,

Just posted the next entry in my blog series, recounting my travels through Nepal and India making location recordings.

This entry you'll find me in the holy Indian city of Varanasi, recording a family trio on sitar, tabla and violin. If you're into eastern music be sure to check this out.