ok i bought a m-audio interface

and i have a mxl 990 mic hook up to it

i'm new to all this recording thing.

how do i get it to record on my computer?

is there only certain programs that it will work with?
or do i have to change the settings?

i have cool edit pro and thats what i been using.
since its pretty user friendly.

I record into a Delta 1010 (8 inputs and A/D converters). For the past while I have been using an old SM/Nady PR8 8 preamp unit. It currently retails for the bottom dollar price of $100 USD. As you can no doubt imagine, the effect has been less than stellar.

As a result, I am thinking of picking up a PreSonus Digimax LT.

Is the first Mbox compatible with Pro Tools LE (6.8.1)?
I bought an mbox2 and fried it, so now I'm just looking for something a little less expensive that will work with my software.

thanks.
draaago

hello all

does the recording program make a difference on how the music sounds?

because i used two programs sound forge xp and then i used a regular windows sound recorder and i like how the cheaper sound recorder sounds better then the sound forge. .why does it sound different when its the same voice?which one will i sound like when i use a actual mic in the concert?

hey everyone. i am recording a screamo/hardcore band and tomorrow i have to do vocals. what does everyone recomend.

the mics i have to work from are
sm57
mxl990
mxl991

is there any other plugins i can use for screaming other than sans amp cause i do not have it anymore. is there anything i can download a trial of to use?

thanks alot!

i can buy a pair of samson resolv 50a for 150 euro used they are a year old.

i was thinking of buying a pair of Alesis m1 actives, but these samson's looked very decent too and for 150 euro it's a steal ...

what to do ?

my final mixdown from pro tools is very low. what can i do to make it louder?
thanks !

Hi, i am recording a couple demos for my band and so far everything sounds great but when we started tracking some vocals it sounds like the vocals are completely isolated from the recording. it sounds like its a different song or is being sung from a different room.
i am using
and MXL 990 condenser mic through an MBOX2.

any quick advice to get a decent sound?

I'm recording my band, and we basically started off today with experimenting with microphones and placement trying to get the correct drum sound. I always messed around with some EQ and compressing, just to see what I can do with drums, since I've recorded before, but not with actual drums. I used two overheads which are actually tom mics but they sound okay with the right amount of work.