I'm trying to complete a project i started a few years back in a friends home studio. cake walk was the program. the band broke up. the files were converted to wav and sent to me marked 48 khz 24 bit. I went to a pro tools studio to get started again and the tracks are sped up.

hi guys, i've successfully dual booted my xps with vista/xp. vista's for 'leisure' of course.

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i do mixtapes (mostly hip hop / r&b / soul stuff).

As the topic title says, I'm in the market for a new LDC. I'm looking to spend no more than $300. Right now my only LDC is a MXL 2001. I plan on using it primarily as a vocal mic, but it would be nice if I could get away with using it for horns (trumpet, sax, clarinet) as well. I've been looking at the following mics:

I recently mixed down a song that I have been working on and noticed that the waveform of the mix looks totally jacked. It basically looks like this... it looks like the waveform fell off or "melted" off of what would normally be the "center-line" of the wave. The mix sounds O.K. (not perfect or great or anything, but not audibly as jacked as the wave looks)... what's up? What did I do?

Hi, my band and I are looking to upgrade our recording set up. Can anyone help us decide between the audiobox and the firebox? I have used the firebox and I know it works well, but I have never used the audiobox and can't seem to find reviews for it anywhere.

Hi all. Been a while since I've been on here, but a quick question. I've got a friend who's doing recordings of acoustic guitar and voice with a LDC tube mic (not sure of the brand, specs, etc..) to a Tascam 424 MkIII 4-track cassette recorder. I can get the tapes into my PC no problem. Tape hiss has been an issue thus far.

I am very interested in holophonic recording and have a small insight into how it is done. What i am wondering is how it is mixed? I know that it has to do with frequency response but would love to know more about it. Could anyone shed some light on this or put me into the right direction of a good website that goes into great detail about it.

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Hello everyone, this is my first post here. 8)

My goal is to start a "one man band". I play guitar so I want that recorded, drums would be done through midi, and bass would either be midi or done by me DI or recorded.

I'm thinking to buy one of those so should i save a lot of $ and go with 001 or buy mbox2?
Reason I'm asking is cos 001 is a lot cheaper and have Focusrite preamps while mbox2 have m-audio...