Say I had an older outboard effect that I really wanted to use with Sonar.

Is it possible to use a Sonar AUX send, assign it to a 1/4" out on my sound card, have it run through my outboard effect, then feed it back into on of my 1/4" ins?

I know this isn't the XP hotline, but maybe Opus will grant me this one post if I promise it will be my only XP post?

I'm doing demos in my home studio using Cubase VST on a Mac. I'm mixing to stereo at 24 bits and then putting the mix through Cubase Dynamics for mild limiting and then BBE Sonic Maximizer, and then using the Dithering stage for the 16bit conversion. Then I burn to disc with Jam.

I had a computer put together a while back from Soundchaser. It's been flawless until recently. Every once in a while the OS drive will make some crazy noises and I will get a hard drive failure notice with no boot up... Then after five minutes it might boot up again.

Hi,
I was just wondering if anyone knew of any VST or DX tape/channel-strip style plugs, similar to the McDSP and DuY stuff.
Thanks,
Mitchell

I thought that it might be helpful for some people to start a thread on how to use certain tools like compressors, limiters, gates, filters, etc.

For example when I first got a compressor plugin , it took me a while before I understood what the threshold was, attack, etc.

How you obtain clarity in the low end from a two track stereo track.., no low-pass filter was used on the bass instruments .., help

Sorry if this has been discussed before but I wanted some opinoins on the different brand CDRs out there.

I always assumed that CDRs just print data, error rate aside, that they more or less sound the same.
But I read an interesting thread about the "big" differences between the different brands. For example, the Sonys sounding "dark" etc.

Ok, I know how the easy way works in theorie and in practice.

Take a synth.
Connect it with a recording system (something like a HD-Recorder or PC).
Press record and start playing!

I have a rather simple setup with an average Audio-Card, a Behringer mixer, PC and Cubase.

Hello I need a windows platform software that acts like dp3 when it comes to doing multiple takes anyone who uses dp3 knows what I am talking about i know SX does multiple takes but the thing is if i do punches on a take it doesn't pull up
the whole take it will give me just whatever section of the take i select i love how on DP3