Okay, I'm taking the high road. After so much reading this past year on analog summing amps, then finally listening to some samples, its definitely what I need. This unit takes that ITB closet sound (I've been going nuts trying to overcome) and opens your mix up into a warm fat sound. No wonder they call it MixDream.

I'm sure this has been discussed before. but I wanted to know if these latency numbers were good or bad.
I use an RME FF800 and this is what I see listed in Cubase in the Device Setup.
I have not tried lowering the sample buffer because it runs very well with these settings.
And I don't seem to notice this delay when I record.

For 5 years I've been using Cubase SX2 with a Pentium 4. Now I have to invest in another computer for my kids, so I think I'm just going to upgrade my studio comp and give my old one to them as it would be more than enough for what they need.

Hi all, this is my first post (probably of many!) so please go easy on me!

I read quite a bit on this forum over the last few days so i thought I had best join up and start asking stupid questions... Gotta start somewhere I suppose!

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Hello,

I am trying to set up a home studio and have some questions. Like many novices, I went into Guitar Center with a little bit of knowledge and made purchases based on their suggestions and my budget. Now, I am trying to figure out if I really have the equipment I need for my purposes and if I need to buy a new computer, etc.

Hello,

I am trying to set up a home studio and have some questions. Like many novices, I went into Guitar Center with a little bit of knowledge and made purchases based on their suggestions and my budget. Now, I am trying to figure out if I really have the equipment I need for my purposes and if I need to buy a new computer, etc.

Good evening,

I'm a complete noob when it comes to audio recording so please bear with me.

I've been putting together some podcasts, previously using my Sony camcorder to capture the audio and then editing in Adobe Premiere Pro. I know, it's really for video editing but I just got used to the workflow.

Bear with me as I come from the ancient analog world.
Just got a Mackie HUI (I know it's old but was a great price) Love the layout meter bridge etc.
Regarding the midi connections:
If say I am using software synths / samplers via midi key controller to pc where does the HUI connect midi in / out on the pc ?

Hello,

Im farley new to the music thing. Im trying to learn as much as I can.

My question/problem I have is Im using a cheap o CAD USB Mic to record directly into Logic.

Problem: Vocals are way too loud they hit the clip point even if i lower the volume slider on the track I'm recording on to lets say -20db it still clips.

Im using sonar, and whenever I set punch in/out I get a clicking sound at those points, when I overwrite the audio file.

How do I fix this? And how those this relate to Snap to grid function?

Im a complete newie at this, please help.