I record acoustic guitar and vocals so I don't need much in the way of channels but I want pro sound. So here's my idea.

The outline:

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So I'm doing a cover of The Beatles "Savoy Truffle" for my girlfriend 'cause she is crazy about the song. I like it, too.

My version is updated - a little heavier on guitars, more layered vocals, big huge brass (sax brass), and so on.

Can someone clear this up for me? I'm wondering about the theory and terminology regarding this. I understand if I record live I can get a good groove - it's not that I can't do it. That's not the purpose of my question. Like I said, I'm more interested in the actual terminology and theory...

Hey guys,

I'm in need of some advice! I'm looking for a new Audio Interface (maximum £300) I'm am not sure what you guys recomend. I'm currently using an M-Box 2 which has all the features I need but it's been nothing but problematic.

I'm looking for something that is reliable and stable operating alongside Windows 7 64bit.

My wife is finishing a Medical Transcriptionist course and needs an audio cleaner for some of the recordings. They often come with a lot of background noise or are of low quality. I'm asking your advice on what software would be best for the job.

Hi, my name is Robert. I'm very interested in getting into the music industry. I want to learn how to make my own beats, produce, and everything else related. I'm considering going to SAE but I'm questioning whether or not this is a could idea.

Hey guys, Im new here!

I have read enough about oversampling to know that the process is for improving audio quality whereby converters sample at a higher rate than the base frequency, which facilitates the use of filters with a gentler slope (curtesy of recording.org audio terms) And given the vast amount of practical things one needs to learn about recording, that is enough of an understanding of oversampling for m

I am planing on recording vocals of a male singing rap, r&b, and alternative rock. I also want to record acoustic guitar and maybe other sound effects from outside (maracas, rocks, tools, dings, etc..)

I want to buy specifically a condenser microphone.

I did some research, and here is the list of microphones that I want to narrow down to the mic I will buy: