Hi there!

I'm used to working with Nuendo for PC. There are a couple of things I really like about it, but I'm now working on a Mac workstation and am looking for some good mac recording software. The main thing I like about Nuendo that I don't see elsewhere is the ability to do multiple takes on a single track, and crossfade between them really easily. Any mac software do this?

So, I've got the tough problem of not liking the sound I get out of software drum machines. I'm trying to get a nice studio drum sound for rock music. Usually, with this type of set up, the drums sound way too fake and leave me cringing. I've tried a few different programs but haven't really found one I've liked.

I own Guitar Rig 3 and Amplitube. Not satisfied with any of the sounds. Ive also built a dummy load box so i can run a line from my Orange heads into a 4x12 simulator and then into my interface for silent recording... And still not happy haha.

So.. Is there any other programs or Preamps you guys would suggest? Ive looked at the ENGL and Mesa Recording preamps.

Does anyone know if the PreSonus firebox can be used on a computer without installing the software?

So I recently purchased a PreSonus Firebox with the Cubase LE 4 that comes with it.

But when I go into the device setup in Cubase, it asks for an output...

I thought the output was the firewire connection from the computer to the audio interface...

Whenever I try to record, no sound comes through...

Is there something I'm missing here?

right now I'm using cool edit pro its cool but what is a better and easyer program i should get I'm new I'm usng a 4 channel mixer i just need some advise i want a program were i can record a already good sound but can mix it better and add preamps or should i stick with what i have and just use it anyone have any advise

Ok, here's the deal. I have been recording quite successfully on a Yamaha AW1600 SIAB system, mainly punk rock songs, for drums i have been using Alesis SR16 and complimenting that with Alesis Performance Pad.

I just wanted to get peoples opinions on what recording software is a good choice. I want to record metal and i want to be able to add effects. Plus, I don't really want to spend over $350. Thanks

I want to put together some easy demos using straight line in recording of guitar and using different effects/patches to get the sound of the guitar, kind of like a Garageband setup even. I don't have a Mac and have a Firepod from my old band which I intend on using as my AI.

Recommendations?

hello all,

i've been using Sony vegas pro for 2 years just for live recording. that's what i've been taught how to use and i've always been afraid to try new things. now I'm ready to move on and try other software. i was wondering if anyone had some suggestions i.e. Cubase n' Pro Tools. or if anyone thinks i should just stick to Sony vegas? thanks much