Hey all, I'm a new owner of a Zed-R16 and one of the really cool features the mixer has is of course the analog mixdown option where you can send the tracks back from the DAW to the mixer and mix the tracks like one would on a traditional analog mixer. But what I'm having hard time understanding is how its actually done or more importantly how is the mixed signals then recorded?

I'm getting annoyed with my CD burning freeware and looking to buy a "grownup" product. CD Architect has more than I need, but I might put out some "home mastered" disks in the future and programs like Roxio and Nero seem to be bloated with "easy to use" video editing. There were good reviews of CD Architect a few versions ago - is it still top of the heap? Anyone out there using it?

Two years ago a friend of mine did me a favor and helped set me up with what he calls a proper analog playback system or "stereo system". I think this is just entry level "audiophile" stuff. No frills Music Hall 5.1 Turntable with a goldring cartridge. Fully restored vintage Scott 340B Tube amp.

I had a show last night and plugged my XL1S audio inputs directly from the PA rca outputs...I recorded the lead vocals'keyboard'drums..great.But the lead guitars and bass were low..Is there anything I can do to improve this? software or is it final?
I'm still learning about this camera and it's the best live recording to date

This shows my inexperience ;)

Whats the simplest way to add delay to a vocal phrase? I simply want to repeat an end of a vocal line. Am I over thinking this? Do I use automation?

i just bought a AKG c214 mic and an Apogee Duet interface, i have followed the instructions on the CD which was install the CD, select Apogeeas input and output, connected the XLR cable from the mic to the mic input and changed the settings on logic/garaband, changed settings via system preferences >sounds. .and i am using a macbook pro but it just doesn't work what is the problem?

Sonar x1 plugin

drum kit and adictive drums

the drums sound slow i speed the tempo and the pattern sound like tempo speed drop

or damaged, is sound card?

i have a dell inspiron 1525 i buy 3 years back

when i import files to Audacity drum midi files then sound fast and normal
?

I just recently started working on this track and once I had finished the piano section, I added in some drums and a synth to beef it up a bit. It sounds fine in reaper when playing back but once I render it or bounce to disc and upload to soundcloud, the cymbals get this weird shimmering type sound happening which I don't know how to get rid of.

I am totally new to all this and not especially techie (though willing to learn...slowly) so please be gentle with me - I'd be very grateful for some help.

Hi all, I hope the is the right place for this question...

I have a dbx 386 connecting to a MOTU 828 Mk2 via S/PDIF. Am I better off connecting to the 828 with analog cables and thus allowing the 828 to handle the d/a conversion?

I've read that the 828 has "very nice" converters however I've not the expertise to make that judgment.

What do you folks think?