Hi my name is Richard and I am doing a research project and presentation about the evolution of multitrack recording and as part of my research I need to find the opinions of everyday people, hence me coming here to you. Any help you could give me towards this would be greatly appreciated.

There's been a few questions in the past about using analog tape recorders in conjunction with a DAW. Here's http://www.endlessa…"]CLASP[/]="http://www.endlessa…"]CLASP[/](Closed Loop Analogue Signal Processor.) . It's looking pretty cool.

Hi there! Here's my deal:

I have a Yamaha P-155 digital piano, and I'd like to record it onto my Macbook Pro, through the use of my Lexicon Lambda USB interface. But I don't want to use MIDI - I want to record the actual sounds from the keyboard. The keyboard has an "aux out" on the back, with R and L/L+R jacks, as well as MIDI terminals and a USB to device connection.

ordered this book off amazon on wednesday, has anyone else read/purchased this book? and if so what do you think of it;

http://www.amazon.com/dp/0071422862/?tag=r06fa-20

I'm totally new to all of this. I have 2 Sennhauser E609 mics on my Marshall cabinet and they are running through a Lexicon Lambda into a USB input on my computer. I am using Cakewalk Sonar 7 for my recordings. I have a nice tube amp that I use and high end guitars but my recordings sound very digital compared to what is actually coming aout of my cabinet. What is the problem?

I'm totally new to all of this. I have 2 Sennhauser E609 mics on my Marshall cabinet and they are running through a Lexicon Lambda into a USB input on my computer. I am using Cakewalk Sonar 7 for my recordings. I have a nice tube amp that I use and high end guitars but my recordings sound very digital compared to what is actually coming aout of my cabinet. What is the problem?

Hi,
Im desperate for a hand on building a new digital workstation.
obviously not from scratch,
I use a mac although it is opssible for to use pc.
currently iv'e been recording analog through a Behringer Eurodesk MX24/42 which is wired in to the steinberg MI4 usb interface.

Hello,

I've been recording for a while and I'm trying some new equipment out and I'm a little jammed.

I have a 24x24 SoundCraft Spirit Mixer and a PreSonus Firepod.

I want to run from my snake into the Soundcraft mixer (for use of it's great preamps and eq's) and the run lines out of those channels into my firepod (bypassing the firepods preamps).

I am trying to get a Digital Recording setup that will be serviceable. Nothing fancy, just decent enough to make an accurate demo tape. Also, the setup has to be laptop-based. I know it's nothing compared to a desktop-based setup, but it's the best I've got. Some caveats/existing and projected equipment questions:

Digital vs analog recording.

Anyone having experience of A/B testing identical material
played back from a 24 track analog side by side an 24 track
digital machine?