Hey there everyone!

Thank you for taking time to read this. Here's the situation. I want to have this quality of sound for my videos:

Christina Grimmie singing "Titanium" - DAvid Guetta feat. Sia - YouTube

Hello,

Newbie here needing help with a Soundtracs Topaz. We need someone to build a new power supply. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

cheers & Blessings,
Trey Gray

So I recently purchased the M Audio Fast Track (mkii) to do some home recordings of my acoustic guitar. I'm plugging directly in to the interface and using Garageband to record. I've done a few test recordings which sound semi-decent but everything is just a little thin and chords don't sustain very well. CAn I adjust something through the guitar pick up to get ideal sound?

hello all, my name is William I'm a newbie hands down i won't deny it i've recorded on my setup and have never really used any program but fl (i know its kinda kiddy stuff) and it kinda leaves me wanting more. i have loved music since i can remember and constantly thinking of music.

Hi, i just wondered if it was possible to use an iphone 4s to video a bands live performance using a main out from the desk for the audio? (i have bought a 1/8" stereo jack to 2 1/4" mono) but not sure if this would work by connecting to the iphone's headphone input. (like i said, a complete newbie ;-) )

at the moment this is the only means i have of video recording i have,

Hi

Hi,

Newbie hear and completely new to the home recording world however after never being happy with the rushed time frame and arsehole producers of studio recording I have decided to become somewhat a hermit and study the art of recording.

I am a singer songwriter / multi instrumentalist of an indie / psychedelic / pop / grunge ilk . . however I am not technically minded.

I recently purchased an inexpensive little set up to practice and do some recording in a small room in my home. I have a Pyle Pro PTA1000 dual channel stereo amp. Each channel runs to one Pyle Pro padh1269 600WATT speaker in a standard single left and right configuration. The speakers are hooked up to the amp via a big gauge Speakon cable.

This is humbling but here goes.

Hi,