Hey all
i want to buy a new xomputer for my studio but this tume i'm leaving windows behind

Hello everyone,

This is my first time posting on this particular forum, but I'm willing to bet that there are some people here who know a thing or two.

Hey all. I'm a rap artist(in a duo) and record/mix our music, primarily vocals. Originally, I was going to split costs in half with the other artist in our duo, and we were going to upgrade our equipment. However, I've come to the conclusion that i want my OWN equipment. The equipment is at his place, and he doesnt know how to do anything.

Is there a way to hook tmy HS50s up with this? [="http://www.axiontec…

Guys please advise i just bought a Korg d1600 mk ii digital mixer and was wondering do i mix my tracks on the mixer without a pc or would you recommend i connect it to the pc and mix the tracks on a pc based software instead. if i have to connect it to the pc how do i link the pc based software to the mixer?

I've been looking around for alternatives to audio interfaces recently... and with the help of a few mentionable cats here i ran into a few of the Tascam hardware recorders...
such as...

Hey guys, so I've been doing this about 5 months and am still trying to learn the basics.

I recently bought a Yamaha MG124CX to familiarize myself with mixers and to do some small home recordings. Getting signal to the speakers is no problem. Its when I try to get the signal to my computer that gives me trouble.

I'll describe my signal flow to get everyone up to speed.

I am currently doing home recording with Logic 8 on my Macbook pro that I purchased in December 2008. I want to get a new iMac in a few months when they next update and have a few concerns based on stuff I read online. I want to get it with a 256gb SSD and the 2tb ATA to run my OS on the SSD and maybe load my VST there (hopefully komplete 8 ultimate).

2 simple questions

Hi there,

I'm recording in my home studio for years now, but I have a question that unfortunately no one has ever been able to answer correctly (not that it is a popquiz, but I simply don't know the answer:)