Ok, I'm working in Cubase LE. I'm trying to record one long track that I will slice into separate samples. Every time I use the split tool to devide the track, it is still the same wave. How do I make it so that each slice is a new wave file, and how do I make it so that it is not the same size as the orginal full wave, but only that little slice.

I just bought a new macbook pro and am going to buy an audio interface soon. I'm interested in the firestudio, but am not sure it will be compatible with my macbook due to some things I've read. Here is what the guy from PreSonus told me to look for.

"A combination of these specs may result in incompatibility.

hows it going,
basically i have my dishnetwork dvr digital output lightpipe which is smpte and i want to go into my motu828mk2 ADAT in.But i get nothing but high pitch static on all channels in cuemix.Then i found out that the dvr was smpte code and the MOTU is ADAT and not compatible.

I have an ART Tube pre. I just tried to fix it with a groove tube but it didn't work are there different types of 12AX7 tubes (not brands)? The designs between both look much different.

Hi all,

I am evaluating the Korg MR-1000 portable recorder for potential purchase and to that end would like a circuit schematic.

Any help is appreciated :D

Thanks,

Jesper

everyone knows the old "better to overpower than underpower" saying when it comes to passive speakers.

but WHY?

when your amp is way overrated for speakers, you use the trim knob to keep from blowing speakers, right? (for example, if your amp pushes 1000w and your speakers handle 250, then you'd keep the amp's trim knob pretty low).

So I've recently noticed that when my monitors are on (with nothing playing/coming out of them) that I have some really bad white noise going on. I'm not certain why I haven't heard it before, but the only thing that I can think of is that my room has recently been treated with various Auralex items as well as some thick curtains, etc. It's basically a lot more quiet and revealing.

Im looking for a good, cheap combo amp in the neighborhood of $299 or less. Somthing that will sound good with a mic jammed in its speaker. I don't know how many watt's or what size of speaker you would want to have to get a good sound for recording.

More than anything else, I'm interested in these just for listening to music.

I have two pair of Grado SR80 cans. I love 'em. Actually one of them is SR60 with big ear pads, but I popped the ID buttons off years ago and can't tell which is which. They sound identical to me.

Just to have as an option, I'd like to try and record my guitar direct AND through an amp simultaneously.