Hi,

I am new to this forum and am looking for some sound advice (no pun intended). I am getting back into music and recording and have the following items that I have blown the dust off!

hello everyone, this is my first post on here. I have already found a wealth of information after my discovery of this site tonight. Let me introduce myself. My name's Brett, i'm from Jax Florida and i'm in a band Post Faction. We've been touring/playing for a few years now, recorded a few EP's with some well known producers, and now i'm ready for the recording fun in the comfort of my home.

hey I'm thinking about making home studio to record myself and my band and was looking at getting an analog mixing desk (24/4) into an audio interface into a computer but didnt know what equipment how to wire it, if i only need a couple of inputs/outputs in my interface or if i need the same number of inputs/outputs as instruments I'm recording at once, the cheaper i can do this the better as I

Hey guys how's it going? I play the guitar, some madoline, some bass, some drums and I'm purchasing a Roland SH-201 synthesizer for Christmas. My recording background dates back a few years ago. I had an older version of Cakewalk and recorded through a regular mic. To be honest, it didn't sound that bad!

I'm looking to record vocals, guitars, bass, acoustic guitars, and midi at home. I have studio experience as I've worked as an intern for 2 years in a decent studio across town. I've come up with some basic items to record 1 track at a time. Give me some feedback on this chain.

Computer specs
-core 2 duo 2.6 ghz
-2gig ram
-300 gig harddrive
-windows xp pro

monitors - M-Audio BX8a
subs-KRK RP-10S Rokit
audio interface- m-audio fast track pro
preamp- PreSonus eureka
mic - AKG c414

i pretty much got the monitors,subs, audio interface working by plug/trial/error.

Computer specs
-core 2 duo 2.6 ghz
-2gig ram
-300 gig harddrive
-windows xp pro

monitors - M-Audio BX8a
subs-KRK RP-10S Rokit
audio interface- m-audio fast track pro
preamp- PreSonus eureka
mic - AKG c414

i pretty much got the monitors,subs, audio interface working by plug/trial/error.

If you're not using powered monitors in your studio, then what amps do you use?

So i am a guitar player, i also play drums though. I am looking to start recording some demos. coincidentally i am in the market for a new computer and i think I've settled on a macbook pro. is this a good one for recording. i only have a minimal amount of info and i don't really know where to begin.

Hi all, I'm new to this forum so bear with me.

I have a max budget of €6,000 to buy a relatively decent home recording set up.

I'm a songwriter but want the option of recording live drums. You can check out my choons at http://www.myspace.com/briandunlea. These were recorded with a Boss BR900CD.