So I'm working on a setup, but I'm not interested in spending thousands on a single Neumann tube mic. To be more specific, I've been deciding between a Mackie Onyx 1640 analog mixer board, and the M-Audio Projectmix I/O hooked up to a Mac.

a new digital mixer from personus.

http://news.harmony-central.com/Newp/2008/PreSonus-StudioLive.html

i can't wait to touch one.

So here is what I think my choices are. I am some what limited by the operating system I run and mostly by my budget. I just need more inputs to my computer. I was wondering if anyone would give their opinion on this. Which one of these do you think is better?

I am a double bass player, looking for equipment to record myself for professional symphony audition tapes and for general practicing purposes. I am looking for a high quality sound that I can send digitally online for critique-ing.

anybody have one I'm looking into getting one just wondering if someone could give me some useful info on it thanks

Hello recording.org,

I am a relative newcomer to the field of recording and hope you can help with some questions I have:

Hi, I'm new here and I have a question.

first of all I have a MOTU 828mkII with 4 analog stereo out and one digital out.
Well I have a analog Mackie 32:8 too.
Until yesterday I use the 4 stereo out into mixer with this group of out:

out 1: groove
out 2: bass and bd
out 3: melody line and pad
out 4: vocals

Hi
Up for a difficult question about bit and how it works?

Looking for a 20ish input digital studio. Want things to be simple and based on good clean signals into a very good PC. Will use plugin 's and Cubase. This is what I've come up with so far.

Ive been given a college assignment to research the necessary and best equipment needed for:

1) Analogue recording studio
2) A Digital Recording studio

equipment list must include

-multi-track recording system
-multitrack recorder
-Monitors
-Microphones (Dynamic & Condensor)
- A:D & D:A converters / interface