OK, OK,

I thought a bout am ADAT but it was Kinda to expensive of a job for a guy like me.

I am using Cubase SX and I want each track in my project to have a channel on my analog mixer sort of like in the Studios you all understand?

is there a sound card or sumthing I could use? HELP

I'm looking at a Tascam DA 88, but what I'd want to do is get the audio onto my computer in order to sweeten it up. Don't know how to do that. I was wondering if anyone knew how to do that? I've been told that there's something that you can buy that allows it. True? Or, would I have to stick to running it through an amp and then into the computer via RCA?
Thanks,
Ben

What's everybodies dream computer? I need to get one for business uses and audio projects. I am new to computing. But cash is no problem. I want to best one out there.Any and all ramblings are welcome!
And also, are the laptops just as good, that would be nice to take it around with me here or there.

this may sound strange but, i just bought krk v6 monitors and replaced my old monitors BUT once i turned them on i hear a faint digital noise being produced which seems to come from my G5 running through my audio card.

Example:
When i load programs up i can hear the compuer through the monitors. Digital pulse, faint static and or squeeling sounds from the hard drive.

I've got a MOTU/Sonar setup on my PC. Is it possible to install an Mbox/PTLE setup on my computer at the same time? Will these systems coexist or will they fight like cats and dogs?

I need to add Pro Tools capabilities, but when possible I still want to use Sonar. If anyone has input on this kind of a setup, please enlighten me!

Thanks,
AG

I was just reading a post about a guy who was having trouble recording to instruments at the same time on different tracks. Generally i only record one instrument at a time but i would like to be able to record on two separate tracks simultaneously. I am running through a Mackie vlz 1202 (i also have a 1402 i can use) and then into a M-audio mobile pre.

hi guys!

i'm quite fresh to the recording field.
i set up a computer-based recording system at home. I have a Souncraft Compact 10 mixer connected to the M-Audio Delta 410 audio interface, using Cubase SX and Magix Sequoia as sequencers.

I am looking into getting a new CD burner for my computer b/c some of the masters that I have made don't play on all CD players. I use CD architect to layout my projects. Anyways, Best Buy has a couple PLEXTOR burners for sale. One is only around $100.

title : the impact of new media technologies on music production or for musicians

For years now I've been using a stand alone multi-track deck, a Fostex VF160 for all my recording, and before that, I had, (and still