Hey all, I use a Pro Tools M-Box system, and I'm looking for a Mac to run it on instead of Windows.

I found the Apple store link to the G5's. http://

Hi everyone,

I'm new to all this home recording stuff, infact I'm brand new.

I'm trying to do some simple, basic home recording. I'm running a mic and electric guitar though a Tascam Portastudio 424 mkIII that I'm using as a four track mixer. I want to connect this mixer to my computer, where I'm running Cubase SL to record the actual tracks.

Hi, ive just got hold of a Shure SM57, and I'm trying to just record a few riffs and things from my guitar amp onto my PC, I have a cable thats goes from my Shure SM57 which is this one here http://www.guitarampkeyboard.com/options.php?id=8863 which then plugs into one of these

I live in an appartment and I am looking for advice. I have a POD, it's ok, I will probably still use it for some sounds and stacking tracks. However I am looking for a beter solution for getting slightly to medium overdriven guitar tones at home.(U2, Coldplay, Interpol etc...) Most people who ask these questions are looking for the cranked marshall stack sound, but not me

Ok. I'm going to school in the fall. get my degree in pro. recording arts. Im wanting to have a computer at home for production. Im curious as to what i would NEED pc or mac wise. Ill be using Reason 3.0, Ableton live 4, native instruments reaktor, absynth, and Cubase possibly. What do i need in a pc? what do i need in a mac? what about sound cards? ill be also using a m-audio ozone or O2.

Hi ..I am looking to set up my new laptop (powerbook G4 17") to be able to record my 3 piece punk band. I will be using Logic Express.

I want to be able to record drums with bass simultaneously before adding guitar/vocals etc..so...ie. 6-8 mics on drums..and one on bass guitar recording at the same time. - possibly recording a guide vocal track also at the same time.

Hi, I have been making some home recordings on my PC with some friends and have been using some basic equipment, sm57 into a small Behringer mixer into an audigy 2 card into soundforge and then cubasis. We wanted to just make some demo recordings, weren’t really too fussed about quality, but now it’s become a bit of a hobby and I wanted to try to improve the set up a bit.

first i'll start with what i have i have a Behringer eurorack ub2442fx pro, i have 3 tsm411 cad mics 2 gxl1200 cad mics 3 pg56 mics 1 pg52 and 1 kbm412 all drum style mic's the gxl's are condensers and i have 24 mic cables and the tape deck i'm using to record is just a standard tape deck with a CD player attached and i use the aux in's to record with the tape deck the tape deck has no eq's or

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Looking for advice and guidance on buying sound equipment.
Need to record some voice-overs form home and have a limited budget. Dont know much about how to set this up but needs to attach to PC.
Want to record voice-overs with good quality and be able to play about with the sound files in whatever format they have been saved as.