Hi All,

Not sure if this is the right place for this question (it may even belong on a guitar forum who knows?) but here goes!

Hi All,

Just taking the first few steps into the recording world and although I'm getting reasonable sound something is bugging me.

Hey Guys, having a booting issue at the moment. Not sure if you guys can help but any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I have a HP Laptop running XP that I use as my DAW. I also have an extra HDD with Vista Business loaded. I swap the HDDs when I want to use my laptop as a normal pc (surf the net, etc).

Alright, so as i've mentioned before i'm a newb to all the recording aspects of music, and i just got my Focusrite Red 7 preamp, and my Digi 003.

The title pretty much explains the purpose of this thread. Finding a guitar head and speaker combo that really works well for a particular purpose can be tough. Some of us may have found what we think is the perfect combination, while others accept the shortcomings of a certain head thinking that the warts are something that are just unavoidable.

I need a tambourine. But there are so many kinds. And they apparently don't all sound the same, surprise.

I'm not about to pay much for a little tambourine, of course, but I have a few questions:

Need help, Hook up the mixer to pc and when i want to record using any software it makes that buzzin type of noise. I even unplug it so i have nothing hooked up to the computer and it still makes the noise. And ive hooked it up to my friends mac and works great. so any help would be nice thanks

Hello! I'm currently using an old 15" speaker w/ 2 2" horns (monitor) as a cab for my guitar head (In my small office). I want to make a speaker isolation box but am wondering if I should ditch the monitor set up and buy a 12" instead. Any tone wizards out there?

Well, the 'Simul-Sync' feature on my Teac A-2340 isn't working anymore. It was a good deck for home recording, but I think I'm ready to graduate to a nicer 4-track, as it's now just the same as any other 4 track ( only 1239403429 pounds heavier :roll:)

I propose an inevitably brief discussion about Stylophones.

In my limited experience with the newer models, the line out is incredibly noisy, the thing is a pain to play, requires proper tuning and the speaker adds additional noise to the output if you put your hand over it.