I am recording with the PreSonus Firebox and it sounds decent. I am sort of coming to the conclusion that AD converters contribute more to a truly professional sound than a preamp or mic once you overcome a certain ultra budget level. Basically, the first component I might want to upgrade are my converters and then go from there. Emu coverters seem to be of a higher quality than the Firebox.

Hey, looking for some guidance on how to correct tracks in a song so that every note or hit falls perfectly on beat with all the other tracks.

I was stupid enough to use adobe audition 3.0 and now I need to move my projects over to reaper because reaper is soooo good and light. Adobe Audition basically farts out on me. Anyways I have a lot of tracks that start in the middle of no where and I either have to write down the starting times and plug them into reaper.

I've learned my monitors (KRK RP6s) well enough that I can set bass levels reasonably well without actually hearing all the bass frequencies in the mix. But I can't hear the quality of those frequencies, if you know what I mean - I can't hear how defined or undefined the bass is and that sort of thing. So first question: is a sub going to help?

I'm looking at getting a good strings vst, and I narrowed my choices to these two. I plan on doing more quartet and solo instrument type stuff, so if one may be better in that field, I'd like to know, however I will do some full orchestra stuff also. So which one would you recommend. (I'll also take suggestions from some others in that price range also I may have overlooked.) Thanks

hey guys, I have been a solo artist for a long time, and have been overdubbing and tracking everything myself for a long time.

I have been extremely interested recently in going into the studio and recording live with a support band. I write a lot of the stuff, and would pretty much be with people understanding they are helping my goal, or more of a sideproject from their bands.

This is my first post here so first I'll say hi.

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I just picked up a Matchless Clubman Reverb w/matching 2x12 and an '06 CS-336. The Matchless sounds amazing, such rich harmonic blooms and so musical at every volume. The 336 matches is quite nicely too. I think the amp will record very well; I can't wait to give it a go and lay down some tracks.

Just thought I'd share, thanks for reading.

Hi everyone, I'm new here.

For the last couple of years I've been using Cubase.
I'm really sick of it.
It's not a very stable software, it has temps that goes as high as the sky, etc etc.