hi there, i'm a logic newbie switching from pro tools, and i have a big question: you know how in PT there is the whole "virtual track" method of comping? what is the analogous process in Logic Pro 7?

also, if any of you are logic gurus, i'd love an email address to ask the occasional question!

thanks!
--owen

Hello there people.
I am new to thi forum a friend of mine recomended i came here to get help with my new pro tools setup.
I come from a Logic Express background.
I aqm running a Apple Mac Book Pro, 15.4" Dual 2.1ghz intel core duo, 2gig of ram, 100gb hard drive, Extenal 300gb lacie for Pro Tools stuff.

Somebody once told me there was no such thing as a stupid question, so...

I am looking to just start recording some audio with a microphone and i want to get a great sound but i have no idea what i need. Okay i dont want to do it with MIDI like a direct input from a guitar to my soundcard. I need to record acoustic drums which obviously dont have an input so thats why i need a mic.

Hi I'm a newbie when it comes to mastering/mixing, I'm hoping someone here can give me some advice or put me in the right direction. Any help appreciated as I don't even know where to start.

My partner and I are in the beginning stages of creating a recording studio. While we both have recorded in several professional studios, this is our first attempt at building our own. So far, it has been a good learning experience. By the way, our budget has been somewhat limited (aren't they all)?

Hey,

Hi and thanks for reading.
I'm new to this game so please forgive me.

Hi guys,

as the subject suggests, I am a complete and total newbie at this whole music recording thing. I own a guitar (Takamine NP-15C) and a computer with a Creative SB Audigy LS soundcard.
I don't have any kind of cables or knowledge on what I need to combine the two in order to record to my PC (not even sure if the Audigy LS allows recording?).

Hi all,

I am new to this forum, as well as to sound recording - so I am hoping you can help me choose the right stuff. Here is what we are trying to do: