Hey guys. I have a Yamaha P-155 digital piano, and a Lexicon Lambda USB interface. So far, I've been able to record the keyboard nicely via two cables (L and R) into the Lambda, into Garageband, and I've gotten some good results like this (thanks to your great suggestions on another thread!).

Does anyone have any experience with purchasing a desktop PC from sweetwater? I'm looking at getting a good PC for recording and I'm not familiar enough to build my own (I don't think), and the sweetwater computers look like pretty good value for the comp you get. I'm sorry if this has been discussed previousy, but I searched and couldn't find any material. Thanks

Hey,

I'm looking to get a synthesizer but i don't know what is good to get for my price range (about £600 ~ )

Any one got any recommendations ?

Reasonably new to this. This question arises from my search for a new/new-to-me preamp to replace my mobilePre
(which, not surprisingly, doesn't provide tracks which stack particularly quietly).

I believe that I understand the concept of headroom (i.e. - how hot a (mic) signal can the preamp handle?),
but not the measurement units.

Best di box under $50?
I understand they make pro ones for $100+, but my budget can't handle that at the moment.

It would be for a uke with an acoustic pickup for live use. Possibly some direct bass recording.

Thanks!

Up until now, I've only been recording myself, one instrument at a time. A band I was in many years ago knows I have recording gear and asked if I'd record a demo for them. I told them of my inexperience in recording more than one thing at once, and to be ready for possible failure, and the said not to worry.

Hey geniuses. I'm in a high school sophomore in a band (bass, drums, guitar/vocals) and we are planning to start recording soon. We play pop punk and modern rock mostly i would say. We don't have enough money for studio time yet, but we want to make a quality demo making due with our own equipment. I would be using garageband or Cubase to record us using the Lexicon Lambda interface.

Synth noob question. Can't I sequence more than one instance of my Indigo? Bass on ch. 1, lead on ch.2 and so forth, until polyphony is maxed out? I'm gonna run it through the midi on my Delta 1010 and then into both Live 8 and Cubase SX3.

Just doing some preliminary research. Not looking to spend any more than this. No need for high quality sound here, only isolation. What is your opinion on this matter?

Tascam dp01

any tricks for me