i'm looking at buying an audio interface that is "blemished." both musician's friend and zzounds have these items. have you had any experience with this?

thanks, Reuben

Background:I've fallen into the fun world of ProAudio gear. I play Guitar, Keyboards and various other intraments and a month ago bought a Mixer to dump all the sounds into before sending to the PC for recording. The PC Speakers kinda suck, they aren't loud enough for me, thus came on my next project.

Hi guys... and gals,

I am about to begin converting a building for a recording studio. I wanted to share my list of equiptment with you all to see what I am lacking, or if there is an area that I could improve upon.

a few of my buddies are beggining to purchase equipment to start a venue. all of the people involved are very musicaly inclined but we dont have a lot of experience yet (some, but not alot) and i have some questions that need to be answered.

I'm a newbie "recorder" and I'm looking for ideas to help me record a huge a capalla choir (150 members) with 4-5 part harmony. I also do live recordings of local commmunity events.
In the past I've used a pair of AKG 414 mics along with a Mackie mixer and Panasonic DAT recorder.

Hey RO'ers :)

Just need some advice and opinions on where to go next.. Now all i wanted to know is what should the next purchase be in my quest for recording vocals..

Hi! my name is David, I'm a new member and a beginner at recording. I just wanted to some advice on equipment for a Tascam porta02mk11, I just got it and I'm confused :? on what amp do i use and what type of speaker system is to be used also what type of stereo master recorder should i use.

In theory it would seem I have everything we need to record our drummer:

• Complete drum mike kit (one for every drum + overheads)
• 12 channel mixer
• Computer with E-MU 0404 and loaded with Fruity

alright peeps

I'm new to the game and i want to make a home studio.
well more like a barrack studio since i'm in the army.

i always wondered how you could hook a mic up to a laptop and get good quality sound.

i knew in desktops you had the pci slots but since laptop dont have that i didnt know if it was possible.

I play piano and sing. My family recently gave me the Audio-Technica AT2041 Studio Mic Pack so I could record our acoustic upright in stereo sound (two mics are provided in this pack). They also gave me an M-Audio Fast Track Pro so I could record onto my computer.