Dun mean to create bad blood here...just trying to make sense of my spending...which should I get?

Sebatron or LA-610?

How do I go about recording what's being sent to my laptop speakers (via the DVD player or a website, for example) if my sound card doesn't give me the option? Does it come down to a simple software download? Any suggestions would be great. I'm new so a big hello to all.

Seriously I have been searching yet none really give an explaination of what the heck is going with them.

Because I'd like to know

Recording a Reggae/groove song.

Acoustic Guitar is going pure rhythm, mostly upbeats and such, playing the basic chords.

Electric guitar has a mini solo here and there, otherwise just adding color to the overall picture.

How would you separate them in the mix?

I was thinking different pans, as well as different eq.

Hello, a few weeks ago I bought an M-Audio Delta 1010LT. I've got it in a box running Windows XP Professional using the latest drivers from the M-Audio site. For some reason, Windows Sounds, CD's and my ripped music (FLAC) all play back too fast when I set the card to a 44100kHz sample rate, but play back fine at a 48000kHz sample rate. This is exactly backwards of what it should be.

Hi all,

I'm still waiting for all the equipment to arrive, but a question in the meantime if I may: Will it work to record onto my Lacie external USB 2.0 HD from my Macbook using the MOTU Traveler and Logic?

I am looking into buying a new dynamic mic for recording the harmonica.
My roommate is a fantastic player. I want to fully capture his talents.

I would greatly prefer one where it can be cupped, as I don't want to restrict him from rocking out to the song.

I am open to pretty much any ideas, so long as its not over $200.

Anyone have experience of this or any other stereo DI (not 2 channel, stereo)

Problem is that the damn thing won't output anything and has no indicator to suggest the phantom is on. I have a guitar in the L channel but nothing in the right. Both XLRs are wired to the snake and regardless of whether Phantom was on on the L, or L+R, I get nothing.

I'm gonna go out on a limb here and guess that GarageBand might not be the most popular recording software here - but I use it cuz its free with Macs, and it gets the job done and more. Its actually decently powerful if you have the right plugins and know what your doing.

Sometimes.