i have been producing electronic music unprofessionally for over 10 years now. and to make a long story short i am tired of my job and want to make my hobby my career, and although i have much practice, i have never taken any classes or anything like that. so what suggestions would any of you have on doing this?

I dont know if it is to do with the zoom hd8 or the mic but when i try and record it makes a terrible howling sound - like the wind howling - then popping - my mic is a Behringer b2pro - i have bought a new lead and that worked for a while but now it just does the same with that - I'm quite new to all this equiptment and any advice would be appreciated. thanks.

Wow is this a sweet sounding Virtual Instrument. Certainly the best I have heard for a long time.

http://www.camelaudio.com/Alchemy.php

Alright, am I the only synthesizer junkie on this forum?

I hope not.

Get your fix eh? :twisted:

Hey guys,
I play guitar and I want to record a cover album with a couple of mates for the summer holidays with piano, guitar, vocals and possibly drums and bass (recording individually). I am a complete newbie so all the information I have is from a couple of people from the guitar shop.

I have a couple of questions regarding interfaces:

Hello all, I'm a drummer, in a technical/death metal band, looking for a way to record. I don't know much of anything about recording, but I would like to learn more about recording and for our band to get our own recording gear.

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I've got this problem, but I don't think it is my monitors, I think that it could be me or possibly monitor placement/room treatment or lack thereof. I can hear slight EQ changes throughout a good portion of the frequency range quite easily. I can also detect small changes in level balance quite easily in a mix situation.

I just don't get it: I use and ECHO Layla3G. It has 8 ins and outs and, of course, its own converters. It works and sounds great, but in the relentless pursuit of the golden signal chain, I've always wanted to upgrade to a better set of converters, but I can't wrap my mind around how it would work.

I am in a 5 piece band and we all sing so everyone wants a monitor on stage. Can I power 5 monitors with one amplifier? Most amps have only 2 outputs so is chaining 3 speakers on one channel okay?

Thanks.