Generally I wouldn't go with a modeling guitar. I'm very old-school when it comes to guitar equipment. I'd say go with the Schecter. I've got a Diamond Series guitar, S style, though. It's incredibly reliable, really easy to take care of. The problem with the Line 6 guitar is that they're obsolete within a few months. Besides which, the tone's never going to be as good as the real thing.

i know that the information is probably out there somewhere but i really am new to this stuff so i dont completely understand what i read, as well i don't know how that really relates to my setup.

i am using a Mackie cfx 16 with a delta 1010 and using Cubase sx3

after much consideration on my previous topic. i have considered to buy a digital multi-track recorder. but what is your opinion on it? would a firewire system be a better choice?

right now i am looking at the Fostex MR8HD Digital Multi-track Recorder & the Alesis MulitMix 8 FireWire 8 channel mixer/interface

my price range is now up to $450 USD.

Hi I have this problem. Up close sometimes it looks like a big square wave or just flattenns the signal entirely. I never lasts more then one wave. Doesn't matter if I'm tracking or just processing through outboard gear. Right now I'm using DP 4.5, MOTU 828, and Mac g4. I am pretty sure its either a computer problem or a DI problem.

Hi, I have a not-so-accasional digital click creeping into my audio tracks. Doesn't matter whether its tracking with mics or going out and in through outboard gear. The click appears to flatline the wave for a few mil. Currently I'm using a MAC g4 with DP 4.6 with a MOTU 828. So far I've just been editing them out, but its a massive pain annd the results are not always great.

I'm using a MOTU 896 to record some musc and I'm also using a Blackface ADAT (with a dead transpot) as an A/D converter to add 8 extra channels via the Motu's lightpipe. Do I need some sort of external sync to phase lock the two devices or should I be able to lock the ADAT to the MOTU with the ADAT in.

ive been talking to my teacher at tafe and was checking out some other people opinions on the matter. I'm thinking of getting a desk to get me going and were wonder what you think is better for getting me going. an anolog or a digital desk. my teacher said a 2 inch 24 track would be a good starter because anolog has a much fatter sound. what do you guys think.

Hello,
I've recorded for years in the analog world and am thinking of becoming a digital recording person.
My questions have most likely been answered a million different ways on this site already, but I'm going to go ahead and post them anyway.

Hi,

Looking for some advice,

Need to record from 24 XLR inputs onto seperate tracks.
Needs to be moveable (to be used at concert gigs).

Hello.

I am seeing if it is feasible to do my own hi-quality video demo of me playing acoustic drums for distribution on the web. I would like it to be decent quality audio and video.