I am also new to the br-864, my problem is What software on the PC should be used. I have the following:
band in a box
sound forge 4.0
sound forge 6.0

How to use these or do I need another product?

I have seen on a couple of preamps the ability to do m-s summing when recording stereo using the m/s technique.

I am a soldier in Iraq and I am trying to set myself up to do some recording. I have a P4 3.2 ghz,800FSB,1gb ram laptop on the way to me. I also have an M Audio USB MIDI interface, M Audio Mobile PRE-USB and a MXL MXL 990 Cardioid Condenser Mic on the way to me.
I am planning to connect my Johnson J-Station to this setup. I have a Steinbereger guitar I plug into the J-Station.

Hey there,
I'm trying to find out some information regarding adobe audition(cool edit pro).
Audition is suppose to be able to record 32 channels live. I need to know if I install multiple sound cards, can I assign the input of each card to a channel within the the software? I callled adobe and they can't answer this for me. .If anyone has this answer,PLEASE let me know.

I want to use something I can figure out quickly, But be able to use later. Any suggestions?

So far I have looked at the following:

HI
Looking for advice and guidance on buying sound equipment.
Need to record some voice-overs form home and have a limited budget. Dont know much about how to set this up but needs to attach to PC.
Want to record voice-overs with good quality and be able to play about with the sound files in whatever format they have been saved as.

Hello all,

I'm running PT le and I'm in need of burning software so i can burn my songs. :lol:

Now I'm running XP and id like to know what good burning software is around for windows. I mean better than nero and stuff. You know someting good.

thanks guys

Hi everyone
While I'm a satisfied Sonar user for the most part, I've listened to most of the mainstream software out there. I don't know if it's just my imagination, but the demo of Samplitude 7 seems to sound better. I'm just not talking about effects, but simply playing files with no processing. Some say this can't be the case, but my ears tell me otherwise.

Hey guys...

I am using the M-Audio FW 410 recording interface in conjunction with my laptop. I am in the market for software for recording my MPC loops, turntable scratches, vocals, etc...

What is good entry level recording software that is easy to use and is compatible with my interface?

Any suggestions are welcome 8-)

As a first audio software package, I have been fiddling around with the Adobe Audition 1.5 (it was originally suggested to me as Cool Edit Pro, but apparently has been bought out by Adobe) demo version (fully functional).