I am a music teacher with all sorts of aspirations for my basement! Upon perusing this website among others, I felt it was in my best interest to open my problem to the public.
I want to be able to turn this into a very basic recording studio, where we can lay some tracks just to get ideas out. It might not be in the budget, but having 8 tracks record live to track is the goal.
Please tell me which is the best studio drum set for recording rock music.
Thank you all
hi all this is my first post so i hope i am posting in the right place..
anyways i have been lookin at the Mackie onyx 1640 and i think i want to get it and sell the majority of my other gear for it but i dont know if the gear i have already is better
I'm looking to record vocals, guitars, bass, acoustic guitars, and midi at home. I have studio experience as I've worked as an intern for 2 years in a decent studio across town. I've come up with some basic items to record 1 track at a time. Give me some feedback on this chain.
which one is better for making reggaeton beats
I started preparing for Saturday, when the famous classical guitar virtuoso Stepan Rak (http://www.stepanra… Štìpán Rak - Homepage[/]="http://www.stepanra… Štìpán Rak - Homepage[/]) will come here and record (something for my upco
Computer specs
-core 2 duo 2.6 ghz
-2gig ram
-300 gig harddrive
-windows xp pro
monitors - M-Audio BX8a
subs-KRK RP-10S Rokit
audio interface- m-audio fast track pro
preamp- PreSonus eureka
mic - AKG c414
i pretty much got the monitors,subs, audio interface working by plug/trial/error.
Computer specs
-core 2 duo 2.6 ghz
-2gig ram
-300 gig harddrive
-windows xp pro
monitors - M-Audio BX8a
subs-KRK RP-10S Rokit
audio interface- m-audio fast track pro
preamp- PreSonus eureka
mic - AKG c414
i pretty much got the monitors,subs, audio interface working by plug/trial/error.
If you're not using powered monitors in your studio, then what amps do you use?
Hey there!
So, we are finally getting things all setup...we've got a 24 channel multi-track recorder and are going to run a split snake to live mix and recording/broadcast mix.
