Hi I finally got my new macbook pro and moto 8 pre and have just today tried a bit of recording just to get used to it. I am at the moment using garage band. I have a question about track levels. In Garage Band when I select a track to record there is a slider for input level or an option of clicking the automatic level control.

I have a gaming machine/audio machine and I'm finally putting down some money for a Mac Pro (as my dedicated DAW) and keeping my PC as a gaming/internet build.

I'm looking for a reliable KVM switch (a switch that allows me to have one monitor display, yet have 2 computers hooked up to it simultaneous so I can switch back and forth but leave them both on).

Hi I am just starting out and need some advice. I am about to record a CD for a band. The band plays pop/rock and I am just starting into recording. I want a really good sound, thats really important! I was woundering what equitment you would recommend? Money is no issue to a certain extent.

I was thinking of a Neumann u87, is that a good mic?
If anythings better let me know

I am just starting into recording. I'm am about to record an album, and I was woundering what you should buy? The album is pop/rock, and I want a professional sound, the best of the best!

I was looking into Neumann U87, what do you think of them? Also what else I would need and what it does.

Thank you very much.

hey guys,

I use Logic Pro Studio and connect through my PreSonus Firepod interface.

What I'm wondering is if there's a digital audio workstation (as i understand them to be called) available for Logic?

Basically I just want to have a mixer that can control the faders within Logic, kinda like a Digi002 station for Protools. Anything like this exist?

i'm ordering a new computer, and turning my old computer into my main DAW. the hardware for the DAW will be:

hi guys i have made my drumline in kinetik 2 but i dont know how to rewire kinetik in Pro Tools LE so i can record the kinetik output in Protools. Any help would be helpful to me. :(

Ok, I have, in the past, worked with my DAW and Interfaces volume controls to control my monitoring system's volume. After reading John Scrips post in another post, I have seen that this is much, much less convenient than having something like the Avocet to control volume.

Hi there,

I'm editing and mixing sound using PT LE 6.4 alongside the ye olde' DIGI 001. All is well generally but if I bounce out a mix that I'm happy with I've noticed that if I import what I've just bounced out back in the highest peaks seem lower on the bounced out mix than what I've got in the edit. The regular/mid level stuff seems exact.

Hey there guys,
I was hoping someone could help me out here.
I'm in search of a good recording app so I can record a few demo tracks.