I am realy searching everywhere to find out the best way to set up mine komputer, i got a pentium 4 1,9 ghz,two harddisk, waveterminal 192m soundcard,windows xp.
i want to use it for normal use (net,music, programs ed) and for audio recording i use nuendo 3.0. I hope that there is somebody who can
help my, right now my komputer seems to be a mess and is myn audio full of tiks.

Hey all, I use a Pro Tools M-Box system, and I'm looking for a Mac to run it on instead of Windows.

I found the Apple store link to the G5's. http://

I currently own a M-Audio Audiophile 24/96 which i use to record into Cubase. I also own a Souncraft Spirit Folio 16/2, which i have running in stereo out to the card.
I am looking to upgrade my soundcard so that i can use the direct outs on this mixer and simultaniously record seperate tracks into cubase. E.g A drum kit, each mic recorded on a seperate track in cubase.

Greetings all, my first post here. I've read lots of useful info here and now I'm after some specific info.

I'm currently using Cubase VST 5.1 (Mac) in conjunction with an Akai S5000 & a Technics WSA-1 synth, along with my guitar rig & recording drums from a TD12 midi kit. My Mac (G3 ibook) won't go much further due to ramm resitictions.

Ah, the ego.

Potiental PC Specs:

Computer brands? HP, Sony, what do you think?

Pentium 4 Processor or a 2.0 GHz AMD Athlon XP

512MB (I'll try for 1 GB)

400 mHz FSB

DDR400 RAM

Hard Drive 200GB

8MB cashe

CD burner - Lite-on (not a biggy)

I was just reading a post about a guy who was having trouble recording to instruments at the same time on different tracks. Generally i only record one instrument at a time but i would like to be able to record on two separate tracks simultaneously. I am running through a Mackie vlz 1202 (i also have a 1402 i can use) and then into a M-audio mobile pre.

hi guys!

i'm quite fresh to the recording field.
i set up a computer-based recording system at home. I have a Souncraft Compact 10 mixer connected to the M-Audio Delta 410 audio interface, using Cubase SX and Magix Sequoia as sequencers.

For years now I've been using a stand alone multi-track deck, a Fostex VF160 for all my recording, and before that, I had, (and still

I am new to this game and any info regarding this would be appreciated. I have a Yamaha emx 5000 12 mixer with in and out recording and playback on a Tascam CD-rw750. what are the requirements for my laptop ( maybe bypass the crummy sound card in it) to receive multi tracks from my mixer (via a edirol ua-25 or equiv interface) back out to the recorder?