I am looking to get an interface, might get a used one. What do i need to pay attention to (parts) that might need to be replaced? or go out? How many hours of use before things may start breaking? I am looking into rme, MOTU traveler, 896. if anyone has experince wth those
thanks

This was my old signal chain:

Computer (Digital Wire) to
Seasound Soloist (Control Room Outs) to
Berige876ger Mixer Channel 13/14 (Sub Mix Out) to
Behe98760876ger Monitors

I removed the Mixer and I now have

Computer (Digital Wire) to
Seasound Soloist (Control Room Outs) to
Behe98760876ger Monitors

so I just got a Zoom H4N but so far every recording I make through the h4n into Cubase just sounds choppy and skips around. It sounds perfect through the headphones as I record but as I listen back it doesn't sound right. I don't understand what the problem is. I haven't done much recording before and I have never had this problem.

Hi there! Here's my deal:

I have a Yamaha P-155 digital piano, and I'd like to record it onto my Macbook Pro, through the use of my Lexicon Lambda USB interface. But I don't want to use MIDI - I want to record the actual sounds from the keyboard. The keyboard has an "aux out" on the back, with R and L/L+R jacks, as well as MIDI terminals and a USB to device connection.

I own one of these and like it so much I thought I'd write a review:

http://gizmoplanet.typepad.com/

This is a new issue that has reared its ugly head a few times.

Here is the signal chain:
Kick > Beta52 > Focusrite ISA 428 > PreSonus Firestudio (Insert Ch1) > PC (Cubase SX3). I run an XLR > 1/4" from the 428 to the FS insert.

Hey guys, I'm looking into purchasing a guitar amp, specifically for recording. I'm wondering higher watts will have any effect on recording quality. I will be using the record out jack they have on the amp, not Micing it.

hey there, I'm new to these forums and to recording and am looking for some advice on a home/live studio that i am building. my aI'm is to be able to record live music on seperate tracks so it can be edited at a later

opinion / recommendation needed -

I have a Mackie onyx firewire 1220 mixer. I also have an 8 channel mic /pre unit that I run through the 1220.

I rarely use the 1220 to it's full capacity as a mixer and am thinking about replacing the 1220 with a firewire interface to run my mic / pres through.

What is The first thing i should do after a raw record? like for rnb songs to make it sound good or enought?