I just read this from WIKIPEDIA:

I am looking for a DI box to record a bass in my home "studio" (if you can call it that).

Am I going to need to drop a wad to get a useable sound? Or can I get away with a 50$ box?

Thanks,

Jay

When i plug my guitar into my sound card i can't hear myself play... Even when i put all kind of boosters on my channel.
But when i record and normalize can i hear what i recorded in playback ...

Does this mean i need to a preample between my guitar and soundcard so that i can hear myself play in real time?

Silly question but i don't to buy anything unecessary...

I'm going to open a new studio and and plan to do rap rnb and bands. I'm using nuendo now and will be adding Pro Tools to the set up. IM GETTING A U87 Mic WITH A NEVE1073 PRE AND A 1176 COMPRESSER WITH A ROSETTA 200. THE PROBLEM IM HAVING IS WHAT Mixing BOARD SHOULD i GET? I HAD PLANS TO GET THE NEW Tascam DM4800 BUT PEOPLE ARE TELLING ME NO.

whats a good pick for a mic for hip hop and rnb? u87 or tlm103. should i get the Neve 1073 or 1176 universal audio?

Hi,

This post is for people familiar with the GarageBand recording platform--

Folks-

Do any of you have speakers that you use on very small setups? Clearly, My phones will provide a very detailed sound, but it is good to have speakers as well...

Hello everyone, Im tryin to figure out what upgrade would strenghten my recording chain the most.My monitors I believe are the weakest part of my chain right now,but i have a guy building me a custom set guaranteed(by him) to please.
The other thing is i know i need a different mic for vocals but its gonna have to wait for summer till i can afford some thing high-end .

there are so many brands and models of headphones to get, that I don't know where to start.

First off these will be used for tracking monitoring, mixing, mastering etc. Now I know headphones are gonna suck for mixing, but it's where I have to start due to price, and environment (tracking in same room as computer).