whenever i'm ready to buy gear i will search ebay and froogle for the cheapest dealer price. then i go to guitar center 10 minutes from me and they always beat the price by 10% of the difference and i buy it from them.

I'm looking for a 88 key fully weighted keyboard. The extra aspects that keyboard controller have is not necessary. I don't mind not having tangible knobs. the most important things is that the keys feel good that there is as little latency as possible and that it isn't too expensive.

I am not a drummer, but I need a plugin that is easy to use and sounds good. I am not happy with the one that comes with Pro Tools. I don't have all day to look through samples and figure out what they do and sound like. Any suggestions?

I am new this whole thing and I am in the process of setting up my home recording studio right now. The only thing I need now is a good DAW software... I have looked into two so far: MixCraft 4.2 and REAPER... In my opinion, REAPER sounds like more "bang for the buck" but I am just wondering; what would anybody recommend? Weather it be MixCraft, REAPER, or another.

Thanks!

I don't have a bass to use and I'm far too lazy to program all those MIDI notes when the results don't sound nearly close to a bass. I would much rather plugin my guitar DI and process the signal somehow. I am using Logic so any plugs would have to be Mac compatible and in AU format. I have tried Pitch Shifter, Vocal Transformer and Time and Pitch Machine.

Being that there are so many submission on metal guitar wars that utilize impulses, can someone explain what they do and what they are?

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I've been making music on synths, drum machines, bucketts and my computer for about 15 yrs now yet I've got no formal training. I realize that for long cable runs, it’s best to use balanced cables to reduce noise and grounding problems. What about cable runs (15 to 25 ft) to gear with unbalanced outputs like vintage synths?

Does anyone know if the profire 610 will work with adobe audition 3? Currently I am using a 64bit pc and will have to wait until Pro Tools upgrades to 64bit before i can track on it. But in the meantime I would like to track in adobe if possible.

anyone see this thing yet?

i just sold my Onyx 1640 in order to fund this upgrade. next to go: tons of rack gear i won't need.

i'll let you guys know how it works out once i get it.