I will be working on a live recording done on Cubase (@48k -24 bit) with a Mutu sound card (24 I/O). I did not record it.

i think this is the right forum for this-
to start off- hi, i am a guitarist in a metal band (based in london) who has a love for music. so i decided to get into recording-

well i bought a Tascam US-122 about one year ago and didnt have a clue what any of it done. i dug it out yeasterday and now i have the hang of it!

Hello! I've been searched for while about this topic, but, alas, I've found nothing. So, I'm coming here to ask.

Okay, so I've decided to take the plunge and try a Lynx Aurora 8. But, for various reasons, I've also decided I need an external clock. (Multiple digital units and I'd rather outsource it all to a dedicated box - plus I'm hearing from a lot of sources that the Aurora benefits from external clocking.)

What console is better, and why is it better?

I know the Mackie Digital X bus 200 is good for mixing and mastering but would it also be good for Making beats such as hip hop and etc beats? For the price I would think it would be unlimited to what you could do with it? Thanks

I need some help,
My question will take a little explaining, I have a MOTU HD 192 setup on a mac, if someone records there voice on a standard 44.1khz dat tape and sends it to me, would there be a difference in quality using a digital signal such as SPDIF, versus the analog XLR outputs?

Hi there,

I'm currently on the lookout for a new mixer. As I have a digi002 and not that much outboard gear, I'm aiming for a digital mixer with integrated eq's and dynamics.

I need a stereo analouge to digital konveter for my firepod.
so that I can use all 10 channels, I allready have a couple of mixers, I thought I might use as preamps.

Does anyone know if there is a Digital Microphone Compressor program for Windows. I dont want the hardware, I would rather have a program for the computer.