You folks must have all been through this quandry, perhaps you can advise me?
I've got a few workstations running audio setup on a small scale. They're all running Cakewalk, with HDSP hardware. I'm on Sonar P3, maybe about time to upgrade to P6, unless...
Hello,
What would be the IDEAL computer setup for doing music on? Of course we're talking realistic, average working man budget for procuring one.
I've been looking a lot at the Spectral Computers stats and they're looking great. Only problem is I'm not spending $7000 on a system.
Hi, I am studying Music Technology at AS level and will be going onto A2, I am planning on taking an Honors Degree after this of which I need a portfolio.
I am currently building a practise room for my drums and a small section for a mini studio. I do not have a huge budget but I am willing to save up over time for equipment.
I'm totally new to recording. Well actually, no not really but I didnt even know about a standalone multi track recorder until recently. Anyway, I want something I can use to record our band demos, it doesnt have to be you know-the best sound but close to CD would rock.
For those of you with systems dedicated to DAW and not connected to the Internet, how do you update your software and drivers?
So yes, for those veterans of the forum who are annoyed of people asking the question "How do you get the bass to sound tight?", I HAVE searched the forum, and I HAVE found answers, but I'm still not getting it.
Hey everyone, i'm a first time poster long time reader. I finally got into the recording game recently as I wanted to start recording my acoustic guitar, so I got a MXL V69 Mogami Edition condenser microphone, and a Fostex MR-8 digital multitrack recorder.
i would like something like this just go get my ideas down on my lap top. so i dont have to mic up the amps and do it all that way.
i know someone who uses garage band for the same thing. and bc it has all the amp sims on there and such it dosnt sound bad. is there something as simple as this for pc?
is it technically possible to chain up a couple of digi002s so that pro tools can get 16 ins...
I've just become involved in a project that will involve audio for a showreel to be posted on a website. This is the first time I have come across this audio for internet and suddenly realise how little I know of it. I would prefer to stream CD quality audio but the webspace doesn't have the space for the raw audio, ie SDII, AIFF or WAV.
