I just got My new console today. I am very happy its beautiful..

However I need to convert the inputs and outputs from Unbalanced
to Balanced. Im realy looking for a DIY solution if possible..

Any suggestion.. My board is useless until I do the conversion...

If this has been asked before, I couldn't find it, but perhaps you could direct me to it.

Anyway,

I am trying to figure out how to can record live drums, guitar, synth (separately or together) onto my laptop directly into Ableton Live.

From brief research it seems that the best idea is a mic and an MBOX...is that correct?

Thank you for any and all help =)

I want to get some recording device for my birthday, but don't want my sisters to spend too much money. I'm don't really care as long as it sounds passable for a demo.

Would there be some way for me to hook up two 4-tracks ($160) instead of one 8-track digital recorder ($260), or would you think the difference in audio quality from cassette to CD-quality not be worth it?

Hi, I've been to guitar center recently and had a chance to listen to krk rp8 and Yamaha NS80m I liked Yamahas more, but I think both of them are so LOUD for my small room (9x9x8), so I was thinking may be it will be better just to get something like ns50m, or krk rp5, and than add sub to them if I move to another room.

Hi all, i've posted similar topics to this one already so sorry if i'm repeating myself but there are so many options to choose from and I want to get it right as i've only got one shot at it for now.

I have a budget of £1000 to spend on creating a small home studio and would like some pointers as to which software/hardware to purchase.

i am working with a friend of mine running a professional studio where we record. voice overs, vocals, and instruments mainly acoustic and electric guitars, sitar, tabla, no drums. the equipment we have for this is

Neumann mic tlm 103
AKG c1000s
a pc running windows xp- we work in SONAR 6.
Tascam FW1884 daw

I am a music teacher with all sorts of aspirations for my basement! Upon perusing this website among others, I felt it was in my best interest to open my problem to the public.

I want to be able to turn this into a very basic recording studio, where we can lay some tracks just to get ideas out. It might not be in the budget, but having 8 tracks record live to track is the goal.

Hi,

I need to get power to a number of machines within an environment where there is zero access to electricity. I've extensively explored the possibilities of using a power generator, but this would mean using a minimum of 250m of electric cable, and a huge generator - expensive and impractical...

I have an Evolution MK449-C Midi keyboard. It has 8 knobs and 9 sliders. Is it possible to use those "extra features" of the board to control panning or faders?

If so how do you do that?

My guess is that I can't.

Hi