Hey guys. Looking for a cheap way to control my recording software with hardware as i hate doing it by mouse.

http://www.dolphinmusic.co.uk/page/shop/flypage/product_id/5955

In that the type of product i can connect in to my DAW and handle mixing duties with?

I will be reciving my Macbook pro soon and would like to know which software to run my tracks on. I have a Tascam US-122 USB interface and will be doing lots of layering with midi files, guitars, bass, vocals etc.

Hey this is Sam!
I am currently using Logic Express, and I am having a lot of trouble with it.
It seems like the wrong program for me because it has so much Midi capabilities and not much real audio recording capabilities.

I am trying to find the software equivalent of a SIMPLE 2 track mixdown deck that can use SPDIF or OPTICAL and will lock to MMC, that way I can do away with using my computer as a mix-down mixer, and then use my Fostex D2424LV my Behringer DX3216 Mixer and my computer as a very simple MMC controlled wave recorder/editor.

Hi -- I'm new to the site, so if I'm asking a question that's been asked before I apologize, and apologize if I'm asking a dumb question.

I have a dbx encoded tape from the mid-70s that I need to digitize to save. Are there any plugins or software virtual modules that will decode dbx?

Thank you in advance and thanks for the expertise!

JoeR

hi. i record onto a Yamaha aw4416 hard disk recorder and love it except for the limited editing capabilities. instead of switching over to a computer based system and losing the tactile interface and ease of use, i was thinking about transfering tracks (as wav files) to my laptop for editing. i won't need to track, use plugins or anything beyond fixing a timing mistake here and there.

As I frantically shuffle through a year's worth of paper preparing this year's sales tax payment, I'm thinking I need to clean up my act.

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like 'Hide IP' or 'Netconceal' and did it have any adverse effects on your DAW?

Hey, :)