Need something better than the supplied Logic Limiter. Now don't get me wrong, I find it acceptable and completely useable, just so long as the attenuation is less than 0. I want something that is going to help make my mixes louder while retaining a full frequency spectrum and without compressing the mix too much. And without that goddamn scratchy clipping or sudden volume dives.

Hi,
My budget is about $500 for an Audio Interface. I've been looking through tons of audio interfaces and I'm not sure which one I should get. Which one produces the highest sound quality?

Here are the one's that stand out to me
1. Native instruments kontrol 1
2. M-Audio Fast Track Ultra
3. Focusrite Saffire 6 USB Interface

Hi there you all. I am a dominican boy living in Dominican Republic. As many of you know this is a third world country where we don't have too much access to all of the many choices that exists today in terms of audio recording technology.

In the next few weeks, I'll be doing a combo video/audio recording of myself singing opera arias with grand piano accompaniment. The room is an open choir room with nice but not excessive reverb.

Hello, Currently shopping around for mastering on a indie project, low budget I know.. but hey in this business/economy why not get a great deal.. so let me hear who's hungry? email me @ labola84@gmail.com

Hello & Thanks for reading this post

I am a recording newbe and I'm having some problems deciding what gear to start with.

I've got a windows/hopefully soon Linux Laptop without firewire
Have a Clavinova MIDI Keyboard and MidiSport UNO MIDI device

I am planning on travelling around in camper van and would like to be able to record sound on the way.

I understand there is no such thing as "the best" mic - in the end it comes down to personal preference. But, I would like some input.

This is my first post. I just thought I'd share the current setup I'm working with and what my finished product sounds like.

I am using the following:

Macbook Pro 13" 2.53 ghz
GarageBand
Mackie 1620
Sure SM57's and 58's
KRK RP-8 monitors

Here's a frequency response plot for the Alesis M-EQ 230 graphic eq bypassed (black), engaged with filters zeroed (red), +12dB @ 1kHz, -12dB @ 1kHz.

Hi every one, I'm new here and new to recording. I'm looking into building a PC (actually, I wouldn't be the one building it) and was hoping for some input. I have a small room that I intend on turning into a budget home studio. I'd like to use the M box 2, pro tools LE 8 with windows 7 or xp.