hello

I am new here.

I have question.

At first what I want:

I want to play music from CUBASE some tracks and sing in microphone and record my vocals. But in vocal track records not only what a sing, it records everything - my voice, and other tracks which plays along.

My stuff:

I just kind of wanted to get some information and opions of the equitment i want to buy. First i want to get the M-Audio ProjectMix I/O. and then i want to get the M-Audio Octane 8-Channel Mic Preamp then a MIDI controller and last but not least the pro tools m powered 7.4. Now is this the right kind of set up to record drums guitar bass etc?

Hello,

I am using cakewalk home studio 2002 to record my guitar through a microphone that is plugged directly into the sound card in back of my pc and there is some sort of problem because when I play the track back the pitch and tempo of the guitar is distorted. I recorded a short 50 second track and made it into an mp3 file so you can hear what I am talking about.

Just thought I'd share what has been a labor of love for the past 8 months or so. I really should have taken "before" pics because this was a completely unfinished basement with green painted cynder-block walls and a concrete floor that was half tiled with 50 year-old tile. I used my phone for the pics which isn't the best but you get the idea.

hey guys, I'm brand new to these forums, just found them so just saying hi. since I'm here posting this, i decided i'd post up the list of gear i have in my home studio now that i've completed a huge update. here it is!

-iMac 20" (Late 2006) - OSX Leopard/Windows XP Professional
Specs: 2.16ghz Intel C2D, 3GB, ATI X1600 128MB, 250GB

So I am trying to set my friend up with a little home setup. He has a M-Audio fast track pro running into Sonar home studio.

Hey all,

I’m looking to finally upgrade some of my home recording equipment and I’d love some advice on the direction to go.

I’d like to be able to record 6+ tracks simultaneously to logic or live (2 vocals, 2-3 miCD amp, drum mics, midi instruments) on my macbook pro (2.4gHz/OS10.5)

Hi there. I did try using the search function, and couldn't find what I was looking for (there were about 34341 matches :P). Anyway...

I am looking into recording at my home. I have already started and have made some successful recording. This is what I have thus far:

Is there any practical reason for a small, home studio to be using 192khz over say 96, or even 44.1? Is that high of a rate really needed or necessary?

Thanks!

Ok so my band is using Audacity to record our stuff and going from an RCA (red and yellow) connector to a standard headphone jack into my laptops microphone imput. Im pretty sure this is not the way to be doing this because I want stereo sound but I think it is mono because the quality is not what I want.