Hello all
Currently I use an iMac G5 1.8 Ghz with 512 mb ram and Logic Express.

Hi guys, new guy here.

I'm currently using a Korg D16 and I'm ready for something better to record our band. Don't need pro quality, but would obviously like to get the best I can afford. My budget is $1500~$2K.

As the title suggests, I'm torn between a new stand-alone workstation, which I'm quite comfy with, or a DAW, which I know nothing about.

Hey all,

I need a pair of monitors to be taken with me for recording sessions. I have Adam P11's at home, and I'm not going to take them with me. Small monitors would be adequate and easily portable. So far I listened to:
-Roland 10 (good bass, lack of midrange, harsh treble)
-Edirol MA-7A (Good treble, lacking mids, no bass/exaggerated bass)

Is the Sony MDR-V300 the best headphones for both pro use and for portable players? I really think these headphones sounds the best for both use.

G'mornin'

I'm in the market for one of those spiffy self-contained portable digital workstations, and my eyes have glazed over trying research the many brands and models. I currently run an ADAT system that I'm pretty happy with, but would like to have a unit I can haul around and use remotely.

I am looking to start recording concerts, recitals, audition tapes, demos, etc. It would be all classical intruments. I'm looking for some kind of gear to record just stereo (i don't wanna get too fancy with tons of mics and wires running all over the place).

Hi, I do voice-overs from my desktop using Cool Edit Pro or Adobe Audition, a Eurorak mixer & various mics. I would like to purchase a laptop in order to be able to record when i am away from home - carrying the Eurorak & mic with me, of course.

Does anyone know of an audio interface that is both portable to use with a laptop and can also be set up in the studio, or do I need 2 cards?

Gday guys,