My ADA interface is an E-MU 0404 PCI card:

http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/0404/

With its outputs leading to my PreSonus HP4 headphone amp:

http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/HP4

Right now I have an M Audio Delta 1010 and a few microphones. The problem for me now is that I had to sell my Mackie cfx16 when i moved back to the states from Costa Rica (had brought things down on multiple trips but had only one trip back to bring things back).

Situation: Producer and Band need a place to rehearse material for upcoming CD project. Friend of a Friend recommends my place. Guys seem cool, the producer is a peer bandmate from way back. I let them know the ground rules, including a "No Smoking" policy. After their first day, the place reeks of ciggy butts.

Is there a piece of hardware that can bring a sometimes off key singer, into the correct pitch at a live performance?
thanks.

Hey I hope I'm posting this in the right section. Basically what I've been trying to do is record some audio off of a video. So basically Ive been trying to figure out how to get a program that will record all sounds that are being played through my computer speakers and what not. Ive tried using virtual audio cable and Sound Forge to no avail.

I'm borrowing a rig from a buddy and there seems to be a very strange MIDI glitch that I can't get to the bottom of. Nuendo 1.52 running on XP, Delta 1010, ASIO drivers selected triggered by either my Peavey DPM C8 and or Radium 61. I've been using, well...trying to use VSTi as well as my Nord modular and JV-1010 and the results are identical.

Hi,

I've been looking around old posts but can't find much on what I'm facing. I've learned so much from these forums, and you folks are Fabulantastic in sharing your knowledge and opinions.

So I just ordered a pair of m-audio studio pro3 monitors. i used them for about 15 minutes, and now they won't work. when i turn them on, the right speaker gets this annoying humming sound. and nothing at all comes out of the left speaker.
it just bought the f**king things and now i'm really pissed

help?

Hi, I'm a producer making a style of music smilar to drum and bass and i was wondering what frequency i should be rolling my basses off.

When i roll of at 50hz i get an increase in headroom which makes a better mix

but

when i roll of at 30Hz my Yamaha msp5's show a noticable difference in the bottom end, it sounds more full.

hello there. i put another post similar to this one up before but this one is more specific.

if a handheld vocal mic has a polar chart like this one

http://www.audio-technica.com/cms/wired_mics/b8f2c39b7aa5fc9 c/index.html

(if the link doent work its the audio-technia ae6100)