Hi,
I am looking into getting a digital patchbay for the studio I work in but the choice seems quite limited.
I have found the M-audio / MIDIman Digipatch 12x6 however this is discontinued I think.

Can anyone give me any suggestions for good digital patchbays?

So, most of my gear up till now is pretty much analog. I use a Mackie 32.8 and a Alesis HD24(which is technically digital) as my main source for recording not to mention a few outboard processors as well. I am toying with the idea to go completely digital. That would suck mainly because i would have to sell most of my gear i have now.

Can a Mastering Engineer,
Using nothing but pluginson a computer, with no outboard mastering gear,
Do a mastering job and end up with competitive song, quality wise, volume wise. .to be placed on CD?

No cheating, straight up plugins. For instance using the Waves Bundle, or UAD-1.

Does anybody have experience with XTA DP202 digital equalizer?

Hi,
I have exhausted every trouble-shooting scenario I can think of to get rid of a digital ‘glitch’ coming through my Tascam FW1804, while using Sonar Producer 4, and am hoping someone can help. I will describe the problem and what I’ve done to trouble-shoot below. If you have suggestions please help, as I am hours away from a service center.

I am new to the DAW world but here is my problem. I have a Yamaha P120 and a 3ghz computer with 1.5Gigs of ram and an Emu 0404 soundcard.

Now this may sound strange or naive but let me know what I can do.

I have a plethora of keyboards and am constantly disappointed with acoustic piano sounds. The closest thing I’ve got right now is a Korg Triton Studio, and well, the acoustic piano sound is beyond hideous. Does anyone know where I might go to get some good advice on a weighted keyboard with the most realistic acoustic piano sound available? I currently have neither.

So heres the deal... my band recently recorded at a studio using a Tascam DA-88. We ended up tracking 6 songs on 2 synced up Hi-8 tapes (one for drum tracks, the other for instrument tracks). We now need to transfer each seperate track onto my computer to record overdubs and begin mixing...

hey guys, i will get straight into it.

Ok