I have a Roland VS-1680 mixer/workstation that can record tracks and keep them stored on a hard drive inside of it. The problem is that I don't know how to get my mixes on to my computer for editing. I just started recording so I don't know a lot at all.

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OK, so I was shopping for a studio for my group's next LP. I don't want to get bogged down in the engineering aspect for this one, so we're taking it to a 3rd party. In the studio interview/selection process, I ran across one potential that had a methodology of working that I was hoping you guys could weigh in on.

Thinking about merging my two desktop computers. I have one machine pretty much dedicated to audio work (XP Pro) and another that I use for everything else (W7 64) - general web/email + photo editing, CD burning, DTP, etc.

question ! i have a mac and a pc . my pc is hooked up to a m audio interface and my mac to the duet and my krk rokit speakers are hooked up to my mac with XLR cables . Now if i hook up my maudio inter face to the speakers in the TRS 1/4 cable area and have the duet plugged in to the XLR cables at the same time will i be able to to use both computers with the same sppeakers ?

I Just finished a recording of a song that uses a part of JFK's We CHoose the Moon speech. Before I start selling this things I was wondering if there were and government speech copyright laws I should be aware of.

Well i'm not like one of those people that does a lot of recording, and i don't know alot, but i've been using(well...atempting to use)adobe audition to record my band (didn't really work out for me) so were gonna be going to a studio unless i can figure something out.The problem i'm having is bleeding...and i think i might be my sound card(sound blaster)...but i was wondering what a good progr

Hey guys, I've just recently been getting familiar with studio equipment, recording arts, etc. Recently, I've been making my own songs on FL Studio and what I'd like to be able to do is take those songs and then sing my lyrics over them from home, instead of a studio, but I know I need the right equipment for high quality sound of my voice.

Just got a shiny red pair of KRK Rokit G2 6s, but I don't have an interface yet so I tried to connect them directly to my Mac Pro. They came with male/male TRS cables so I picked up a couple of TRS to 1/8" converters and used an 1/8" Y connector I had lying around to plug them into the line out port in back, and then changed the sound settings to send sound output to the line out port.

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