i just got a PreSonus Firepod as my first step toward a digital recording setup. i don't have a whole lot of prior knowledge or experience with recording other than what i've gathered from being in a band and a semester of Telecommunications classes.

hello all, i am new to the forum. i am looking for people of my similar passion to share my ideas, questions and problems with.
to start i have a problem, a reoccuring one it seems.

Hey any you fellows had a problem with playing a DVD Back with your Firepod on? I have Windows XP media center v2002 Service pack 2. I do lots of recording and video editing. I playback everthing through my firepod and use my studio monitors. When I make DVDS and play them back no matter if i use windows media player or Intervideo player.

Opinions about this devices for a homestudio?
Votes?

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Hello everyone. I recently purchased a PreSonus Firebox. I have the main outs of the box plugged into a Mackie mixer hooked up to a QSC amp powering my studio monitors. Has anyone with a Firebox seemed to notice that the PreSonus Firebox is kind of noisy. I use to have a M-Audio 2496 PCI card and it was dead silent.

Out of these 2, which would recommend first? To compliment a ISA428...

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I was wondering if anyone has used the Joemeek threeq. I will be plugging my condenser mic into the Joemeek then into the Firebox then into the computer.

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I was looking for an upgrade from the Mackie VLZ. On a very limited musicians budget. Heard some good(old) reviews about the M80 with "Jensens". And here we go-

I'm looking to get my DAW project off the ground by purchasing a Mic Preamp box in order to record vocals, drums, and other live instruments. The folks at ADK audio recommended the PreSonus Firepod, but I've heard some reports on harmony central of them being lower quality than some other preamps...