I'm useing a boss br532 4 track mixer and i got a mxl condencer mic with phantom power hooked up to the 4 track and putting the mic in front of my acoustic in the right places like the 12th fret and been recording it but when i record it it sounds ok but i want a better sound a more clear sound it seems all the highs mids and lows are not right and there are all kinds of setings that you can us

Hey,

I'm a bit of a noob when it comes to recording, but I got a Yamaha MT120S Four-Track for Christmas, and was getting used to how to record onto it (which was working very well!) up until when I tried to play it back elsewhere.

I have recently aquired a Tascam 24 track set up. the gear is an m3700 desk, a msr 24s analog tape machine and a rack with looms and a bantam jackfield with a Tascam headphone amp rack. I haven't plugged it all in yet to see what its running order is yet, and I haven't any manuals for any of the gear. The desk would be useful. I also got 4 new Ampex 456 reels and about 15 used ones.

Im looking to purchase a laptop for remote work. My platform is a digi 002 with a Mackie onyx supplying an extra 8 ins. What I'm wondering is with an external FW drive, will the latest ibook G4 with no trouble allow me to record 16 tracks at once with my setup.? This laptop is needed only for tracking, not mixing. Thanks advance.

What's available that can interface with a laptop via USB or FireWire that can handle 4 analog ins at once? I'm looking for something fairly inexpensive. The Traveler is nice, but it's way out of my price range. I've seen some decent interfaces, but they all seem to be 2 channels of simultaneous I/O. Anything good out there with 4?

I have recorded some things on my Tascam MF-P01 four track and now i want to be able to get that to a CD or my computer. any suggestions?

hi
along the lines of the apogee/lynx debate

what would you recommend for 24 i/o balanced->daw
aside from the MOTU 24 i/o

3000$ price range

is the Alesis HD24 even worth considering?
transfering via ethernet,...

Hello,

Many advanced apologies for my ignorance.

I have a Yamaha 4 track, analog.

And one mic. I use it for vocals.

I also have a pretty respectable four piece indie rock band. Guitar, Base, Drums, Vocals.

I'm looking to start recording. WITH my 4 track.

With THE VERY BASICS in mind, what do I need in the line of mixers, processors, mics, etc.

I'm looking for a decent analog 24 track mixer to hook to my MOTU 24io. I'm using it in conjunction with Cubase sx to do small projects, but I'd like the ability to use all 24 tracks eventually. I've heard Tascam makes a good 24 track board (m2600, m3500, m3700?), and I know the 24 track Soundcraft Ghost is pretty nice. I wanted to try to keep it below $2000, though.

I just bought a Studer A800 2" 24 track machine that I have to go pick up in a month! Please anybody tell me anything I should know about this machine, and what your thoughts on it are! Thanks!

Aaron