I decided I'm going to go the computer recording route from now on. The main problem is that i don't have a computer. So I'm going to get a job and make money to build my own.

We have this old Compaq pII that I'm going to basically gut and put all new parts in. I want to know what you think of the stuff I'm putting in and if you have any other suggestions or comments

Alrighty guys!

Iäve decided to bite the bullet and build a dedicated audio machine.

Specs so far:

AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 4200+ (Socket 939)
Asus A8V-E SE VIA K8T890 (Socket 939) PCI-Express Motherboard
Corsair 2GB DDR XMS3200PT TwinX (2x1GB) CAS3
Antec NeoHE 430W Modular ATX2.0 PSU

And my Edirol USB interface.

Hey so i got my home studio all finished and everything sounds great.

But when i record, our drummer and lead guitar record at the same time to get the tempo right.

My question is, since I'm using a G5 Mac OSX can we record at the same time threw the same mixer, but have the gitar and drums lay downs as 2 differnt tracks?

I use a lappy for most of my recording needs. It works but I can't run a ton of VST/VSTi's. I'm using Cubase SX on an Intel machine. I freeze tracks to release the strain off of my CPU, but that can be a time consuming process.

Alright i've been trying to hook my guitar to the computer through my line 6 delay modeler (the green box) but have had no success. I guess i'm pretty stumped with the whole thing. There are 2 input holes and 2 output holes on the Box. I have a chord in the first hole of the input to my guitar. THen a chord in the first output to the amp.

Hey guys

I am a guitarist that is just looking for a program to do recording on. I currently use some opensource program to record the tracks seperate, like guitar and voice and maybe percussion... but now I need some program on PC that I can make some piano or trumpets on ... nothing too hectic, I am just looking to make some demos, and not let it sound like utter bull...

Hi forum!

Sorry to make this my first post but I'm sure it won't be my last.

I'm currently running a 24track ADAT studio with a Eurodesk and a bunch of Compressores, Effects, etc...

Now, I want to move into a computerized situation. Here's what I'd like to do.

Does anyone know how to get monitors that are hooked up through Pro Tools to play music from CD's or itunes from my computer. right now I use the cheap little speakers that came with the computer. I just thought this might be a lot better. I have a pc with windows XP.

ok i want to be able to record 8 to 16 mics simultaneously to my computer, if possible i would like to be able to do pre eqs and pans that are sent along with the audio to the computer via firewire or usb. Along with this i want to be able to control at least 4 earphones and 2 sets of monitors and sub and a talk back mic so basicaly a control room surface.