There's been a few questions in the past about using analog tape recorders in conjunction with a DAW. Here's http://www.endlessa…"]CLASP[/]="http://www.endlessa…"]CLASP[/](Closed Loop Analogue Signal Processor.) . It's looking pretty cool.

Hey, I'm in the process of upgrading my studio and have a digital setup. I love the coloration an analog console can give, but at this time, I'm unable to afford a decent board.

Hello again RO,

It seems we all have an interest in recording, that is something that unites us to this forum.

hey friends. a couple quick questions.

1. Can and How do you run an analog mixer with a DAW such as pro tools. What would you need?

2. With the Roland TD series drums, can you load your own wav files into the brains rather than using the loaded presets?

Hi. I'm new here and firstly apologies if I am posting under the wrong forum. I am looking for professional advice on achieving 'zero' latency in a DAW based recording solution by integrating a desk.

Hi

are you guys using an external recording device, such as a mixdown high quality CD burner or mastering hard drive based device, or just sending the output back into your computer to be recorded to a new stereo track?

Hey, I've posted here before and I'm back lol..
But check it out...Say for example you have an SSL board.. Neve.. or something big and analog like most big studio's have...
Would you need an interface to go along with it to record into the computer?
And would the interface change the sound that comes out of the board?

we have 2 Yamaha 02r's linked,48 channels of analog (mainly used as a big keyboard sub mixer). we want to get that audio into the mac so we can see it digitally in logic.
also,we have an old pro tools system in this mac and don't want to get rid of it just yet. how do we get the analog data into the mac so it shows up in our daw cheaply? all good advice is welcomed.
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Hi! I'm used to digital recording with my computer connected with Cubase but I have a 8 bus analog console...

I was wondering how can I mix the best of both worlds?
Any tips or advice to let me know how I could record involving all my stuff.

Thanks guys! You rocks!