Hi there,

New here, thanks for let me enter here.

Hi!I've been doing beatbox and I want to record, edit my music.I need an external sound card, because I have only a laptop. As I understand it, I need asound card with ASIO.

Are there any options at a price about $70? Yes,I know that question may seem silly,but still ...

I'm looking for a professional that is experienced in Analog Recording to point me in
the right direction for a 16 channel mixer and 16 track tape machine.
My Budget is variable, I'd like to know a few price range options, I defiantly don't want to spend more that a few thousand.

Thought I'd share some DIY Projects I've designed and built.
First photo is from my home studio: I designed and built the 24-space rack, the Workstation/Desk, the 8-inch deep acoustic panels behind the desk and the supports for the 3 Owens-Corning 703 Acoustic Panels (I bought the Panels "Raw" from ATS Acoustics then covered them).

Need your input! Im looking for a little guidance/insight on how to upgrade my 'semi-pro setup' to 'all-Pro'. I've been recording clients for the past two years with this setup, and I've come a long way in skills, but its time to upgrade audio "quality", particularly with regards to conversion. I only use 8 microphone inputs at any one time.

Okay, I need something to record digitally with no feedback that I can plug into the computer AFTER recording. Any suggestions?

I'd like to be able to plug my instruments into it, too, possibly.>>

Okay, I need something to record digitally without needing a computer while recording, and can hook up to a computer to edit and whatnot, and it must sound good (what I mean is no feedback), and it can't be too much. Any suggestions?

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I havn't been on the forum for a while but I now have a set of tracks I want to master to CD. I was thinking about getting either Wavelabs Essential 7 or Sony CD Architect 5.2 to 'Red Book' master.

Any thoughts on either or other suggestions?

Hey,
I'm in an acoustic band and we've been saving up to record an album by paying for it in a Studio, the usual way. However, we recently decided to spend the money we've saved on some equipment to pump out some half-decent demos instead of focusing all our cash on a short period of professional recording. As such, I'd very much appreciate any feedback to these few questions: