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Well, then... This is going to be a pretty large post, so buckle up, people. :-)

Anyone using this,i am a mac g5 osx 10.4 i,can not for the life of me get it to communicate with the mixer,thanks in advance :roll:

Hello,

I am planning to buy monitors for my computer-based home studio. I found these two Monitor Speakers while browing.

I would like to know your views if anyone of you have ever tested these or using them.

Hello i own a fostex vf150ex recorder, peavey pv16 mixer, dbx eq, dbx compressor, and an bbe sonic maximiser. i'm planning on buying a few more things but i was wondering before i did this how can i set this equipment up for mixing and then how could i get it onto a computer. I thought of using a usb mixer as my mixing one and then recording the processed signal onto the computer.

hi there!
Love these forums, helps me out big time.
Now this one:
I am doing voice over stuff and record via a RODE NT1A through a VTB1 hooked on a Finalizer.
Now I wanto buy a Studio Projects C3 and use the same setup. Reason for buying the c3 is that I have heard a lot of good things compared with u87.

I am lookin' at buying a studio bundle and in them comes the M-Audio BX5a 70 Watt Active Studio Monitors.

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I'd like to know if any of you have used these monitors or any of the other equipment in this package and what your thoughts were on them?

Is the package a good deal? Everything looks clean and sound and is definatley a step up from Cool Edit.

Hi, I am a 17 year old from the UK and have recently become interested in doing some recording. I have tried using the line-in port on my computer and a couple of old microphones and had pretty rubbish results. I am now thinking about buying some equipment so I can do some semi-decent recording, however, I am a novice at this and so need some help in what I should be buying.

In setting Up a small budget recording space, I find my speakers on my computer are quite weak, I have this stereo...
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I am upgrading my studio completely this is what i have in mind of getting:
Mackie 24/8 board, Running into a MOTU 24 I/O PCI into the DAW then coming back out of the MOTU 24 I/O back into input B on the Mackie for final Mixdown and finally ending up in the Alesis ML9600 Master Link CD Burner.

Has anyone worked on a Roland VS Studio before?

I have a VS-1680 and no matter how I mic any instrument or vocal the recorded sound is always uneven, boomy and has no definition (muddy bass / zero crack of the snare / no 's' sound on the vocals). I am using the onboard preamps.