I've got an Apogee Duet firewire interface running into my G4 mac. I'm using the program Reaper.

In reaper I can choose whether to use the duet as my output or the built in audio/my speakers computer headphone jack as output.

I'm new to MIDI products and was wondering if I used a software like Kitcore deluxe (A drum software) would I have to buy a midi interface, would it be possible to just use a audio interface and if it had to be a midi interface is this what I would be looking for?

Except it makes my computer cry and cut its wrists. :D It's so nice though, mixes sound brighter and livelier, and I can actually keep the bass frequencies in and not have to make super heavy cuts all the time just to attain clarity. Sorry this isn't much of a forum topic, but all my old recordings were in 44.1 so I felt I had to share it with you all. LOL

thoughts on them?

i work for a music retailer and can get great deals on 609 and 906 mics, but for a 409 i'd have to hit ebay just like everyone else.

compare and contrast sound coloration for these mics please. anyone?

Okay, so a good many a time have I been on this website stating my displeasure with my previous experiences with my True Systems Precision 8 - how I thought it was brittle and edgy.

ok so basically my band has recorded a track onto the Tascam dp-02 and we have uploaded it to the PC. When we listen to it, we can barely hear it because it is so low even with my volume on high. When we first recorded it, nothing was on low..even when we mastered it, we put it pretty high.

I want to put together some easy demos using straight line in recording of guitar and using different effects/patches to get the sound of the guitar, kind of like a Garageband setup even. I don't have a Mac and have a Firepod from my old band which I intend on using as my AI.

Recommendations?

Hi, I need to replace the jack plate on my marshall 1960a cab. I've found the part in various sites, but my jack plate says 300w RMS and under the switch it says 150w/CH. Stereo.
The parts I see to order have both those numbers slightly lower(280 and 140, respectively). I wanted to know if that made any difference. I'm using a Voice AC100CPH Classic Plus.

Continued from another post, I was wondering if resolution, (44.1, 96 and etc.) played a role in tracking and mixing, or if it is strictly a bouncing thing.

Hey all!

I was wondering if anyone knew of a place where one can find tracks to mix. I know one way to find artists to track, but is there any other place where you can get tracks to mix?

Thanks