Hi everybody, great forum btw.

I need some advice about what I should do to make my music sound better and commercial, I know that is what everybody is looking for so I'm gonna be more specific.

I have been working on a song for months where all the sounds are from softwares like Quantum Leap's Colossus, Stylus RMX, Hypersonic e.t.c. and arranged in Cubase SX.

Hello everyone. First off, sorry for the lengthy post. Also please excuse me if this is the wrong place for a post like this, but I couldn't find an alternative.

Hi I'm in my last year of cegep (Quebec equivalent to last year of high school) and I need to do my choices for university soon.

Okay, so I'm seriously considering what I want to do with my life and I know I want it to be something involved with music. It's the only thing I feel a real passion for and I'm not a good enough musician to make a living so I thought about audio engineering. I've been checking out SAE Institute in NYC. It's only a 30 min train ride from my home and the tuition is $19,000.

Sup all.I am Emcee/Producer thinking about getting into engineering.

Has anybody attended either SAE ( http://www.sae-la.com/index.php ),

Los Angeles Recording School :(http://www.recordingcareer.com/flash/index.html

Anybody using the JBL LSR 4328P's how are they?

Hi, I'm currently studying A-Level Music Tech and I'm really getting into it as i have always liked recording. I want to pursue it further and do a course that will then lead on (hopefully) to a job in a studio.

I want to buy a new audio/midi sequencer. My requirements are

1. Mac and PC, since I have both.
2. at least 24 ch simultaneous inputs + 24 ch simultaneous outputs, more is OK.
3. samplerates 44.1 - 96KHz, bitdepth 16-24bits.
4. mLAN compatible (so forget Pro Tools).

Ok so I have been playing instruments for my whole life and I have been playing in few bands. Now studio times and prices are starting to be serious pain in the ass for the band, and an idea of setting up little home recording studio has came up in my mind several times. I have just a little experience in simple garage recording, so your opinions and tips are important.

So i buyed AT3035 mic and its great! Better i thought it will be. Now thers 2 switches on it... One is low cut whis i know what itis and its usefull when recording vocals and second is -"10db pad"... what is that? And when should i use it?