Hi All,

I would like to analyze analog circuits by sending a stimulus through it and then recording the output, changing the circuit slightly and then running the test again to produce two *almost* identical .wav files that can then be compared sample-for-sample.

DAW: Acid Pro 7

Soft Synth: Fruity Loops 11
Record Input: Microsoft Sound Mapper
MIDI Device: Oxygen 25 Keyboard (USB plugged)

In Preferences> MIDI (is set as Oxygen 25) ..same in Fruity Loops

Hello recording community, I'm new to Recording.org and hoping to learn a lot here. I have done a lot of voice overs over the years. Putting vocals to music where the music was already mixed. Now I just started mixing multitracks and done a few which I'm happy with. This one is my first post that I'm wanting to get reviews from. It's 27 tracks. It maybe a little much for my first one.

am looking for a simple setup for a friend who writes and does some hobby stuff. he has no equipment at all and needs to be able to get 8 tracks simultaneously. he needs monitors, a DAW or pc based recording system, some dynamics and a cheap condensor...just the basics and he has 5 grand to do it. I would help him more, but am in the middle of building a studio and a couple of projects.

Hey all. Im pretty new to the forum, but am amazed at everyones knowledge and am learning a lot in short time. My question is about a mic and audio interface. Tax time is coming around and I'm just not sure that what I use to record is up to par, or if it will be worth it to buy new gear.

Is there anything available for an ADAT input for laptops? I'm wanting to use my Lavry AD10 without my fireface 800 (selling it). ADAT direct into my PC would be so excellent. Is there anything available?

Thanks!

Say you have a piece of electronic equipment which has an input impedance of 1Megohms, and an input capacitance of 10 picofarads as determined by a ceramic capacitor across the input resistor. This obviously creates an RC impedance filter which will act on any AC entering the device.

Please help this Newbie to Nuendo. I'll be more than happy to clarify anything I've left out or misrepresented to try to understand better. I've played guitar for nearly 50yrs and messed with sound reinforcement and anaolg recording during that time a lot, but been away from it due to day job for many years.

I used my Micro BR for the first time this weekend.I use it in Mp3 mode and recorded a show from a sound board. We did a sound check on the Br and thought I had the input level ok.