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.

Is there a way to record something you play with the midi instruments on Reason onto another DAW? This would be very handy, but I don't know the first thing about midi, so this seems completely confusing to me.

Hi everyone,

I'm confronted with a problem that I just can't seem to fix. Basically I'm trying to sync a 8 track tape machine with my DAW.

I realize there are many different parameters depending on what equipment/software you're using, but here goes:

greetings!

So as l stated in my subject l have a new machine w/ three hard drive in my quad core 3gig RAM machine. But l don't know what software should go where? after talking to a few people l got a couple of different answers on what would be more efficient and what would help my programs run faster and safer.

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Hey there everyone, this is my first post so forgive me if I make all the classic newby mistakes.

Hi. I see all sorts of MIDI controllers for PT and Digital Performer but nothing that lets me hit record without using my hand. I'm trying to decide between these two and if there's something that works for that it could clinch it for me. Thanks in advance!

So I'm getting back into recording, and I hope someday to have enough money to build a place with full capabilities. At Full Sail, we used the SSL 4000 (I'm sure I only know 25% of that boards capabilities) and I've assisted for a while on same. Watching the SSL youtube videos of the AWS 900, like

So I'm getting back into recording, and I hope someday to have enough money to build a place with full capabilities. At Full Sail, we used the SSL 4000 (I'm sure I only know 25% of that boards capabilities) and I've assisted for a while on same. Watching the SSL youtube videos of the AWS 900, like

Before I buy a Sign-Off switch, I'd like to check with you folks to see if there is a utility that automatically mutes the speakers when you turn on the microphone and turns the speakers back on when the mic is turned off.

I am trying to decide on a harddrive arrangement for my new DAW setup.

I originally thought about this:

1x WD 250GB for applications/installations/OS
2x WD 250GB for Samples/Library running in a RAID 1?
2x WD 750GB for Session/Project files running in a RAID 1?