Hi everybody,

I'm looking into building my home studio and I'm looking to get something along the lines of an 8 to 12 channel USB mixer and from what I've seen some USB mixers only end up have two output tracks. I'm looking to have an equal amount of output tracks running through the USB as going in, if that makes sense. Any ideas?

It wasn't that long ago that I was happy to get a digital audio recorder (Marantz PMD620) for $250. Now the Zoom H1 is selling for $99 in most electronics stores, like U.S. BestBuy.com Admittedly, you have to buy the $25 accessory kit to get an AC adaptor, which may not be a necessity given the 10 hour stated life of the single AA battery that powers it.

Wow,

Hello...
I'm not sure if this is the right area to post this, so, if it's not, I apologize...

Hi

I'm sick of using the Tascam protastudio and looking to finally move into the digital age of recording. So I'm looking to upgrade to a "somewhat professional" set up that I can record my band with so we can record an album ourselves.

Hi, I am trying to record vocals and have been for years. The problem is, there is digital noise or hum while no sound is going into the mic. I have turned off the mic and there is still the same hum. I have unplugged the mic, still same noise.

Modular Digital Multitrack. A digital recorder that can be used in conjunction with other similar format machines to provide a greater number of tracks than a single machine.

I'm looking for a digital recorder for use with dictation that allows for editing/insertion without the need to go to a computer. That is, I wish to be able to record something, then play it back, and at a point in the playback that I choose, press a button which allows me to insert a new section in the middle of the previous recording.

Im new here so i hope this thread hasn't already started somewhere else
but i know there uis a huge debate about Digital vs Analog desks