These look promising:

Countryman E6

I have a bunch of music that I recorded onto audio cassette tapes using my 4-track Tascam Portastudio 424MK II a long time ago. Now I would like to transfer those tracks to digital tracks on my PC using my Cakewalk home studio 2002 software. I would like to store each track separately on my PC. The only problem is, with my current setup I believe I can only transfer 1 track at a time.

What's the difference?

hi all i am new to recording...

I purchased a hot rod PC from shop specializing in silent audio workstations. I am using Sound Forge 8.0 with, first, an m-audio: audio quattro usb 4 in 4 out box. The PC was randomly restarting and I was getting a lot of static and short dropouts in my recordings.

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If somebody needs a great sounding Mastering Software EQ, try this Angeltone.

I get no money from them but this EQ is the thing i searching for a very long time.

Good morning! I just helped an older friend of mine who is a self-proclaimed "Analog man living in a Digital world" order a new 17" iMac. He's upgrading from an old G3 "color" iMac that is like 7 years old. I've only been a Mac user since May of 2006, so my knowledge is still limited. Now, I know that new macs have a "Audio line in/optical digital audio input (minijack)".

If you do not mind your secrets being known, tell us about your mastering process. What steps do you take, what software do you use ?

I have recorded myself for quite a while now but am beginning to record bands. My main question was that I have two options for recording a full band all simultaneously: one is the digital board that can go directly out to my software and the other is the PCI Card route.

Hello My Friends,
I lost my manual during a move and I am having trouble getting a new one because my DP is registered to my former partner, who is lets say unavailble for the next 18 months... So Im hoping that someone could help me obtain a anew manual.

Thanks in advance!