Along the lines of my other thread regarding bouncing, I want to find a way to get that warm, analog sound to my recordings.

However, I only have a digital multitrack recorder.

Hay everyone, I'd just like to get some of your opinions on what program you guyz like the best for recording instruments.

So, most of my gear up till now is pretty much analog. I use a Mackie 32.8 and a Alesis HD24(which is technically digital) as my main source for recording not to mention a few outboard processors as well. I am toying with the idea to go completely digital. That would suck mainly because i would have to sell most of my gear i have now.

Back in '93 I recorded some songs at a studio on what I'm almost sure was a Tascam 688 MidiStudio 8-track Cassette Recorder. I still have the masters but cannot find an analog 8 track mixer to rent (only a 4 track). I do not want to buy one for just a couple of songs.

My questions are:

Hey everyone. My dad was asking me if theres a way to get his tapes from way back when, and put them into a Pro Tools session so he could mess with them and put them onto CD cause there starting to age. I tried going from the headphone of the tape deck into the input 1 of the digi002 but it was distorted and waving in and out.

Hello,

I have noticed that a lot of studios have a G5 pro tools equipement and a great analog mixer like SSL Neve or trident. Most of them are equipped with great analog preamp and comp too.

So I'm wondering how those studios use PT and analog gears?
I mean Do they first plug mics to preamp and preamp to PT, and PT to mixer? (or another path?)

hey guys i was wondering if there is any device available in the market with 16 Simultaneous analog input. firewire or usb does'nt matter...

ive been talking to my teacher at tafe and was checking out some other people opinions on the matter. I'm thinking of getting a desk to get me going and were wonder what you think is better for getting me going. an anolog or a digital desk. my teacher said a 2 inch 24 track would be a good starter because anolog has a much fatter sound. what do you guys think.

hello all,
I was wondering what you think would be the best way for me to get my analog preamps (avalon, and ua) into my 192 I/O. right now the 8 analog ins are taken up by my digi pre. do I have to buy an expansion card or is there another way to get more analog ins.
thanks!

HELP! I'm new to the forums, so hello all and thanks for any advice you may have.

I am so annoyed with myself for not being able to figure this out. I SUCK with stuff like this.