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A digital audio workstation (DAW) is an electronic device or application software used for recording, editing and producing audio files. DAWs come in a wide variety of configurations from a single software program on a laptop, to an integrated stand-alone unit, all the way to a highly complex configuration of numerous components controlled by a central computer. Regardless of configuration, modern DAWs have a central interface that allows the user to alter and mix multiple recordings and tracks into a final produced piece.

Looking For Direction Finding Good DAW

I am in the market for a Digital Audio Workstation with 8 or more preamps (inputs), but one which I don't need to buy any Pro Tools software to use. I just want to record raw digital tracks, transfer them to my laptop via firewire or usb, and work with the tracks using Cool Edit Pro on the laptop. Any suggestions? Thanks!

Apogee PSX-100 and DAW not locking. please read!

hi, my name is kib and i'm new to the forum. i found it by internet search and hopefully some of you pros can help me. suddenly, after a year of use without a hiccup, my ApogeePSX-100 won't lock up with my DAW (roland VS-2480). i use SPDIF and BNC high quality cables. when i go into the 2480 "project parameter" and tick "wordclock" i get an instant message, "wordclock in unlock.

ADAT tapes to computer-usb-DAW...How to?

So, I have a bunch of ADAT tapes (mostly pairs, making 16 tracks) of unmixed music from the olden days.

I'd like to get these tracks into my computer for mixing on a DAW such as sonar,audition,vegas, etc.

Whats the best way of doing this? I no longer have the ADAT machines, but see that they are dirt cheap on ebay. I remember that they have an optical port...

A good tip on deciding your software(in this case a DAW)

Hello all,
This is mainly for those in search of new DAW-ware etc. or those who wish to get into computer recording .(n**bs)

As i looked at the soandsoDAW.net forum site in search of any thing that can improve the DAW l own experience , l noticed quite of an amount of complainers . So l looked into all of them just for extra knowledge of my own software.

Is there a sound difference in DAW's ?

Ive read, where some people say that if you load up the same tracks in different DAW's on the same PC, use the same hardware and monitors and press play, each will sound different. I find it hard to believe. Anyone ever do an actual test ? Its all digital. I can see where different hardware would effect the sound. But not software.

Need advice on DAW choice!

I know this question has been asked been asked before but I"m going to be very specific and not take up too much of your time.

I am deciding between Cubase AI/4 and Logic Studio.

I will be predominantly recording acoustic instruments, vocals, electric guitars and live kit. There will be very little if any digital instruments.