Hey all!

I'm currently using Samplitude to record on my PC and am always looking to try out new software.

I'd like to find something that specifically has one feature: the ability to record at different speeds.

I'm not sure what I should be looking at. I want to be able to record guitar and possibly some drums and vocals. Which will give me "bang for the buck" ?

I plan on running my PODxT guitar preamp via USB

I am considering purchasing an analog reel-reel 8 track recorder and using it along with my DAW which consists of a Gadget Labs 824 soundcard and N-track. I would like to record bass and drums on the reel-reel and the rest on the DAW, can these two machines be accurately synced together? How does one go about doing this?

Hello everybody, I have this simple question...
Is there any multitrack/sequencer application (Digital Performer, Pro Tools like) around there that runs on Linux? Thanks!

Greeetings! In a nut shell, I'm putting together a DAW (who isn't?) and my question concerns signal flow and system config. I want to be able to track up to 16 tracks live and avail of myself the ability to foldback monitor sends to the studio (ideally 6, 4 min.). I realize I will probably need two A/Ds to get the 16 tracks (or maybe an Apogee A/D 16 and an D/A 16?).

This is my first use of the Forum so bear with me.

I'm curious to know how many people connect the direct outs of their desks to the multitrack ins and how many connect the desk bus outputs? Does anyone use a combination of both?

hey all-

I've been a Cool Edit Pro user for quite a while and finally I am fed up with the mix interface (i.e. no mixer), plus there's really no real-time processing - you basically have to bounce any audio through whatever fx...but I still love the general processing power of CEP :cool: .