Hey guys I'm pretty new to recording drums, and I plan on recording a 4 or 5 song demo with my band. We've already made a few recordings, with a cheap radioshack mic (haha), these can be heard at http://www.myspace.com/perpetratorthrash

I still have to ask it. You can listen to music through monitors right? Like it's not going to sound like crap right? I'm talking about putting my iTunes on shuffle and listening to my library which I do everyday.

I want to start using a PreSonus StudioLive 16 channel desk to multitrack all my band's shows. We have our own soundguy now, but almost all the venues we play have house sound systems.

Optimally, we'll be able to just plug our SL into their mains and monitors, and mix right from it. But in situations where that is not practical, we'll need some sort of splitter.

Hello Everyone, I did music recordings in mid 80's with moderate success. Now 20 some years later I have an offer from a company in the UK interested republishing one of my song on a compilation project. I have received a contract, but would like to receive feedback on red flags to look for or get advice on a counter offer. All help is appreciated.

Regards, Al W

I just bought the Fireface 800. I bought it used so it came with nothing. Will just plain old firewire work for this or do I need the firewire 400 or 800? I have a laptop. I won't be doing video or anything, at least until I figure this thing out.
Thanks.

Im no stranger to recording, Ive been recording on my computer for years. Im interested in diving into the realm of analog. Whats a good brand to look for on ebay or something?

I have seen these machines going for between 4-700. I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts on their reliability, sound, and a general opinion on them.

Also, if anyone has any info on the expansion card that seems to be so elusive I would appreciate it.

Thanks

This.

http://mixonline.com/news/Shure_ksm353_ksm313_2306/

And this...

http://www.soundwaveresearch.com/Shure_acquires_crowley_and_tripp.html

I'm using logic pro 8 and i have a Yamaha n8 and i would like to have the soft ware respond through the mixer (n8). The logic I'm still trying to understand so will you give me a step by step on this project thank you

i found this thread while searching for a way to use a digital mixing console as a pro tools controller.
the thing is,that some time ago, i found an article where a guy was using a Yamaha 01v mixer as a controller for pro tools by tweaking the midi commands the faders generating to match those of the digidesign's "command 8".