Greetings Recording.org's

I'm running an old dual 2.7 Power Mac G5 and looking to upgrade.

I'm currently running Cubase SX3 with MOTU HD192.

When I plug the keyboard directly into an input I get static. Even on the lowest of volume. When I connect the keyboard to a DI box and take the output of the DI into a preamp, I get little sound. I have literally tried everything. And I have run out of ideas. Help would very much be appreciated. Thanks!

Hey all,

HI everyone,

This is my first question here.

I want to record heavy guitar with sm57 (very dry recording ) in front of my amp.
I will copy the original track and delay it a little bit to create a fatter tone, hard panned right/left (fake double-tracking).

I have a Korg Nx5R that is like-new. I've been storing it for awhile but need to move and could use the cash. Does anyone know the value of this module in excellent condition? (Or can recommend a better venue for me to check?)
Thank You,
B.

So I've been recording these two fellows for awhile and was wanting some advice. I have been using Audacity, with a Tascam US-144 and a RODE SM6 mic, shock mount, and RODE pop filter. Here is a song that has been recorded http://www.youtube…. I personally am not happy with how my vocals sound.

This might be in the wrong forum, but I thought I'd give it go here. .sorry to the moderators if I post it in the wrong place. .

24 bit @ 88.2
What is the storage requirements for 1 minute per track?

Hi there,

I am session musician looking to record and produce my own side-project, a full 5 piece heavy rock-band comprising drummer, rhythm guitarist, lead guitarist, bassist and singer.

We've got two fairly big rooms to play with, but we need some assistance choosing the gear, setting it all up and getting to grips with it all.

Here are a few details for you.

Hello!

So here's a question that's been bugging me for some time. Say I have a song I've recorded in 48k, I bounce it (mixdown) to both a wav and an mp3, without downsampling to 44.1 so I can maintain as much quality for mastering.