So this guy wants to start up a studio. He has the Sony console, the Tascam recorders, the Neve pre's, a few outboard units (TC verb, etc...), and money for the location/DAW/extra equipment/a few months rent. He wants my acquaintence to run this run/engineer/produce/get coffee? at the completed studio dependably and full-time for a 50/50 sort of deal profitwise.

looking for a starter mic for new system using a FirePod. I need one for vocals and another for Micing amps. Any suggestions? I figured just go with a SURE SM58 to start for the vocals..

Any advice would be appreciated.

thanks!

-M

Hey everyone,

I just recorded some fantastic drum tracks using Cubase on a G5 that has incredible processing power and memory...
the problem I'm having right now is that in trying to overdub some guitar parts there is a delay before Cubase reads the signal and so the drums and guitar are not in sync...
I think it has to do with either :

OK! I have a powerbook G4 running, logic - using a PreSonus Firepod (already has pre's - poor ones).

BUT i want to get a VMP4000e.

The only way I know of getting the signal from the Seb pre to my computer is through the Firepod's channels 3 through 8 using 1/4 TRS input.. - so it runs

instrument/mic>VMP400e>Firepod>DAW

Hi everybody i'm new here. Excuse if my english is not perfect, i am from Spain.

I'm a Dj and i'm going start producing with Cubase SX / Reason (maybe Logic 5.5). I have a PIII 600 that is dying and i need a new PC. But sadly i don't have enough money nor room to get 2 pc's (one for DAW other for gaming, internet etc).

hey everyone,

The situation: $2000 budget to do one of three things

a) Expand my current setup, which is Logic Express 7 (on an IMac G5) with an MAudio MobilePre USB interface. For this I'd probably look into a MOTU 896, but suggestions are welcome. $1000

b) Forget about Logic and go with a Pro Tools Digi 002 rack setup. $1200

When Bad Company, the Beatles, the Stones, Neil Young, The Who, Van Halen, etc, etc all made those classic recordings in the 60's, 70's and 80's, they used studios employing technology that was primitive compared to the average $1,500 DAW you can buy on Musician's Friend nowadays, right? Or wrong?

If it's digital...isn't it going to reproduce perfectly?

I was wondering what people thought of the Korg D16xd. I'm thinking about spending 2 grand on this but I wanted some opinions. :-?

hello everyone, i've been trying to mixdown in daw software for years now, and i hate it. completely. in the next year or so i would like to get a mixer that i can use to apply eq and mixdown using contols that i am comfortable with. i really don't care to learn any control surfaces, so i'm not really considering one for this purpose.