Hi all,

Hey, I was needing some help, I'm planing on buying a new computer, the one i have just doesnt work its kinda old and it was for a long time really mistreated in every way :biggrin:

Honestly, I hate jumping on a forum with my first post and immediately getting picked on for not knowing much about this, but i need some help with recording.

Just to start things off, here's my current setup:
-Custom Built PC (originally for games)
Phenom II x3 Processor @ 3.2GHz
8GB DDR3-1333 Crucial RAM
Using Cubase LE5 or Sonar 8

Hi,
I'm developing a Mac App to manage the studio. Things like recording time, payments, projects and clients, equipment and so on.

My 2 questions:
- How do you deal with managing these activities?
- What are the features that you would most like to see on a dedicated App?

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Hey guys diden't know where to post this so feel free to move it.

I was wondering if someone could help me with some information that I could not find in the manual. I currently use a Tascam dr-08 but I'm running in to a problem. perhaps the PCM-M10 would solve the problem...

I'd like to upgrade my DAW operating system from WinXP to Windows 7 and take advantage of the increased RAM capability. I would need to upgrade the motherboard and processor. However, I really do not want to, nor do I have the money to replace my 3 PCI interfaces with comparable PCIe interfaces. My experience has been that the most legacy PCI slots available on newer motherboards is 2.

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for schematics for a Scully 284B 8 track machine (circa 1976). These were the later model "California" Scullys and apparently differed from the earlier 280Bs. I realize this is a long shot as schematics for the California models seem to be very rare.

Thanks

Hi, basically, the story goes: I've got a copy of Cubase 5 and looking to record mainly guitar and bass on it (both electric). I will be adding drum tracks at a later date but will most likely program them. Now, I've managed to record a partial track using the on-board sound card and, as I'm sure you can imagine, its Godawful. I'm looking at getting a 'Alesis iO2 USB Audio Interface'.