Hello all, I would like to learn what cables I need to run a Casio CTK-593 through my computer to record it. On the back it has MIDI in/outputs, and a Big Jack(?), I would like it to go from Big Jack to a Headphone jack. I have hooked my guitar to my computer like this but I am missing cords. Thanks to anyone who will help me.

Hi everyone, well I'm looking to buy a mixer in a day or two. My range is upto $200. There are two options to me
1- Yamaha mw10c
2- Behringer 1204 fx mixer

Hi RO,
I have a live session coming up on Monday. It's the most musicians I've ever had around me when I was recording. We are looking at eight, drummer, conga player, guitar, bass, keys, tenor sax, alto sax (guitarist), and trombone. And a really good singer.

Hey everyone
I am also quite a newb to recording, got some basic equipment and I'm not sure whether or not upgrades are required/possible. I have last year's Mac book, Apogeeinterface/logic pro. The thing is the Apogee/Duet interface only allows to inputs at one time, and Im looking to start recording some higher quality drums/multiple instruments at once.

Looking to buy a second hand Powermac G5 because my current system (a pc) is dying of age. I don't need to have the fastest of the fastest, and I don't have the budget for it, so I'm not really into the latest line of Mac Pro's. However, I want a solid system on which I can run PT 7.x with a Digi002 interface for a couple of years to come.

I have pro tools le digi 001 and i did some piano midi tracks. I can export them and listen to them on my computer just fine, but when I try to open the midi file in cakewalk it is only half of the song . frustrating!

I have pro tools le digi 001 and i did some piano midi tracks. I can export them and listen to them on my computer just fine, but when I try to open the midi file in cakewalk it is only half of the song . frustrating!

preferably free?

I've been wondering lately if I should be leaving more headroom while tracking and mixing both. I use Cubase 4 and I usually try to record with my console input meters hitting about -6db just because I heard that somewhere. However, I find myself maxing out the mix pretty quick when adding more tracks and whatnot. Any general guidelines that I should know about?

Wow, I just checked this out.

http://www.endlessanalog.com/

"Dust off your tape machine. The moment you've been waiting for is finally here. CLASP (Closed Loop Analog Signal Processor) "

This is going to be interesting.