Hi guys. In the very near future I'm gonna finally break the chain and get a Digital Audio Workstation. (yay) Its all going to be on a shoelace beginning which is fine since I'm going to have to school myself in this platform. Which ever its going to be.

Hi there. New to the forum. Did a little bit of searching on my topic but I'm still a bit curious so I hope you haven't judged me for making a post without searching. Because I did search. :P

I have having distortion problems with the playback of audio with my Saffire 6 USB interface and Ableton 8.2.1 software that came with it. I can monitor through the interface with headphones while recording the track from an instrument and the sound is clear, but when the track is played back the sound is horribly distorted. The recorded levels never clip past the distortion limit.

Hi everyone,hope your year is starting on a positive note.
Mine? not so much yet,lol but I'm working on it.

I bought a new computer a month ago I-3 windows 7-64 and after being less than impressed compared to my old AMD athlon 350 XP, i returned it and decided to have one built by the people who built my 350.

Im having problem getting a tight sound from a 28" kick drum...can anyone give me some advice about it?

Hello all, if you have advice for me, I'd very much appreciate it. If there are already threads on this, sorry I haven't found them yet.

I purchased (second-hand) the Omega interface, and bought some mics (MXL 990,991). I'm running 10.4.11 on my mac, and have yet to get the required installer to run the Cubase LE that came with the Omega, so I'm using GarageBand.

Hey everyone, I am a newbie here, and also a freshman interms of my audio experience.

I just wanted to see if anyone else out there has ever sort of hooked up their vintage tape/analog set up and worked within Pro Tools, and sort of did a mesh between analog and Pro Tools editing?

I just wanted to see if you had any tips or tricks.

Has anyone here worked with this? I just got it and have been playing around with it, but trying to figure out what's what, and how to maximize performance. When I finish recording all the tracks and go back and adjust volumes of the tracks to balance them, it will save with my final settings right? Not with what the initial input volumes?

Just a quick question here. I'm getting a really low level when recording vocals. I have an Mbox mini, and Shure SM58 mic. The gain is maxed out and I'm still getting low levels. I was just wondering if it's because I'm recording with a dynamic mic instead of a condensor,or if something else is wrong. Thanks.
 

Happy!