http://mixonline.com/news/headline/bluemics_icicle_mikey_0611/

Anyone listened through it?

I gotta say, it looks cool and would be funking handy.

Howdy all...new to the forum here. This place has some great reads and some very funny ones...

well I'm currently enrolled in some sound/ film classes and at school we use logic / soundtrack / final cut. i am wondering if there is anything that compares to these programs that are for PC. my PC at home is a beast, and i really don't want to invest in a whole new system.

Hi
Are there any other CArillon TI or TI+ usres out there ?
I am trying to hook up with some or start a small forum.

Hi Everyone,

I've done quite a mindboggling thing today. I started recording a song with Sonar 7, and when I was done and satisfied, I exported the song to hear it on my stereo. But no matter what I did, it kept playing at half speed. After much confusion and troubleshooting, I noticed suddenly that I have recorded the song while my soundcard was set to 96 kHz!

Hey all.
I'm in the process of purchasing monitors for my home studio and have run into a bit of a headscratcher:

I have been trying to record using a mic and a quarter inch to eigth inch converter. I am attempting to record a piano, guitar, drums, and vocals seperately to get a semi-decent demo. I have not been getting very good results. I am basically looking for a mic that i can use with my computer and without having to spend over 200 or purchase an interface.

Hi there,
I am starting a recording studio with a business partner, and as I was searching the forums here for input, it seemed to me that the level of expertise and willingness to lend a hand is unusually high among members. So, I figured that I might be able to find a bit of specific advice from a few who have had some experience with this stuff.

So, I'm new at this. I'm overwhelmed by the amount of stuff there is to learn. Anyway, to my question. I want to get a home recording/producing setup as a hobby. I'd play guitar, bass, keys, and hopefully get fairly proficient with some beat software. The key here is that it's just a hobby.