I've decided that I'm not a computer person and I'm gonna ditch my mixer for a multi-track recorder/recording workstation. Whatever they call it now. However, I've been looking just at musiciansfriend at the top sellers and i began to wonder about the actual tracks recorded.

This is definitely on my wish list for next year. Thanks for pointing me to this Greener.
Its pricy ( 13,305.00) but looks like it has everything one would want in a high end converter. Take those Cubase or Sonar DAW systems to a new level.

Has anyone had any experience with this beauty? Is there anything else out there that comes close to the ADA-8XR?

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Okay, the continuing saga of trying to record my 4 piece band:
My setup so far:
- a fast computer with Cubase/Audacity/Soundforge installed
- M-audio 2496 card
- Yamaha 8 channel powered mixer (that we use for a practice PA)
- Good quality mics for drums, vocals,

Hey everyone,

This is a hard post for me to write and I’m not sure why. I see a lack of information in a lot of these “help me with my next

The Problem:

First off,..not sure if this is where this post should be,..if not..just let me know.

also,..am very glad I found/joined this forum.

I am a songwriter mainly,..and am looking at getting a digital recorder along with a Dr. Rhythm drum machine.

Let me state that I dont care from puter recording..the more I can stay away fromt he puter the better for me.

So here is what I think my choices are. I am some what limited by the operating system I run and mostly by my budget. I just need more inputs to my computer. I was wondering if anyone would give their opinion on this. Which one of these do you think is better?

Hi guys

Probably going to be getting real recording equipment (more than a mono-input on a $20 soundcard) at some point.

Hey everyone,
I need some help, Im trying to stereo mic my acoustic but I'm having problems in sonar.

I'm actually helping a friend open a coffeeshop and we're now focusing on the sound system.

My basic idea is to get a receiver with a couple inputs (iPod,CD player) going to a mixer which has multiple outputs to go to different "zones" (ie, front dining, rear dining, courtyard, entrance, restrooms, etc.).

Hi there. Currently I am recording my my PC's Sound Card and lately have began to realise that I can not capture the true essence of the quality. So, I am looking at getting something good for recording.
Has anyone ever used the ZOOM HD16CD?
CCLI

Right now, for the price that I am looking for, it has been the best.