Hey I am still pretty new to home recording, sorry if this sounds like a dumb question: I have a mbox and my monitors are connected to it. I just started messing around with Ableton live's demo and I just wanted to know is there a way I can route the sound coming out of live to go to the monitors so I can hear it?

Sorry if this is really basic, but if I got hold of a synth like a Korg MicroKorg , would I be able to plug it straight into my marshal guitar amp?

Thanks in advance.

i am new to writing music... fresh blood no experience.. i can buy Sonar 3 to write dance music or is there something easier and better for me to get started with?

Alright, so I just signed up today and haven't necissarily found the kind of information i'm looking for, forgive me if i haven't searched hard enough...

please bear with me, i understand some basics of recording, but the more technical aspect confuses the hell out of me.

RO gurus:
Transferring my question from an old thread, to see if others
have some insight to my 'dilemma' with the Brick..

first off, I have marginal equipment, i know it, you will know it
but please read on (afterall we are in the Budget Gear section!)

Have CUBASE SX and REASON - with drum kit and guitar connected through Audigy 4 External I/O hub.

I've created Audio Track 1 in Cubase and when I hit record, I can record my Reason 'song' onto Track 1. Now I want to record a separate track using Yamaha external drum kit.

(I looked for a beginner section but didn't see it so hope this question is ok here)

Have CUBASE SX and REASON - with Audgy 4 External I/O hub. I've created Audio Track 1 in Cubase and when I hit record, I can record my Reason 'song' onto Track 1. Now I want to record a separate track using Yamaha external drum kit.

Hey, I have been doing some home recordings for about a year now. i do not know to much about the acual process of recording.

Hey,
I have been working at my friend's dad's recording studio for about 3 years off and on, and it's really something i would like to get into on my own, however i am a newbie when it comes to what equipment i may need, if anyone could give me a list of not so costly equipment that i will need to start my own studio, i would be greatful

i am looking at getting a new computer just for recording and audio. i am a newbie and have really no idea what i am looking for. is a mac or pc better? i have really been looking at ibooks. what is a program thats easy enough to get started with. any help is appriciated. until then i'll just keep reading other posts. thanks.