I am putting together a home studio for myself and wondering what the pros and cons are of the two options. My concern is latency when I'm tracking. I am only looking for basicallytraditional type sounds(pianos,bass,percussion). The keyboard I have now has pretty weak piano samples(Korg n264). If I go the software route, I will use it as a controller.

Hi guys,

First off, I'm new to this forum, and I'm also new to recording in general. I'm a far better songwriter and guitar player than recording engineer.

My setup is as follows:
- Windows 2000 with Cool Edit Pro 2.0
- Tascam US-122 USB audio interface
- Shure Beta58 and Sennheiser Evolution mics
- AKG K-101 headphones

I've been trying to record drums and guitar simultainiously but on seperate tracks. Is it the software capabilities [acid pro] or am I just setup wrong? I've tried the guitars through one sound card and my mixer for my drums through another but i think my computer only reads one at a time,is there a setting?

Hello Everyone!
I am total newbee in digital mixing and will appreciate your patience with me. I was reading Nuendo2.0 and CubaseSX 1 manuals and they are not mentioning that actual hardware should be connected to VST host to utilize those VST's. Is there any chance to route the loop sample in to VST instrument for further manipulations within computer keyboard?

Hi friends, I am one of the unlucky users of old writing porgrams as Encore and Finale 98 etc..., my question is:

I am getting an increasing number of keyboards and modules and constantly messing with the tuning and detuning etc as things are now beginning to sound wrong to my ears.

Howdy

I do a lot of demos, voicing, pattern-making, styles, etc. for MI manufacturers. So, I thought I'd share a couple of things I worked on recently.

Something else I thought we could chew on:

Congrats Fletcher, I am here because I have read some of your posts over at EQ. And found myself agreeing with you a lot. So I would like to show my support.