Hi. I'd like to ask you all about the following possible setup considering the fact that I want to record an album by Micing my vox ac30 (and, after that, my voice) to the computer, followed by drum composing, mixing, etc.

Of course, i had the best interest for a nice Quad-Core computer, and the top of the line effects but...after much research i have found that with proper mic placement, good mics, good preamps/interface/AtoD converters and recording setup, i can make due what i have. With little more upgrade to my laptop.

Hey everyone, this is my first time here and i hope I'm posting in the right section. If not feel free to move to where ever it should be, I understand how forums work.

I am a aspiring musician, now want to start the recording on a small scale in my home. I want to do voice recording also in my home itself. My home is not sound proofed or sound treated as in the studio's. Can i pursue recordig in this mode with high(Superb) quality of the mix?

I have been recording for six years now. I know a lot about recording, but I don't know a lot about setting up a professional studio. How do the pro's do it? Do they use interfaces? I know this sounds stupid to some, but I want to get the sound of the pro's. My recordings sound great, but they can be a lot better.

Hello! I am in the process of planning out a small home studio. First, let me give some background info...I do a lot of live audio engineering, FOH, and monitors, however not a whole lot of recording.

I'm just starting to set up a Digital Audio Workstation and am looking for a coach who is familiar with all the tech involved, with the available equipment options, and who can guide me to the point that things are sounding good. and also act as a resource for later questions. We can figure out what a fair rate would be.

I'm about to start making my purchases for my new studio, it's just myself - vocals, acoustic.

i think i've found my gear to start with, i want to know if i'm in the right direction to accomplish getting the best possible sound just like at the big studios.

Hi all,

I am in the process of setting up a mobile recording studio/control room in the back of a van to record live rock bands. This will be primarily used as a tracking studio. Control room in back of van has been sealed and soundproofed (as best as can be) and leaves me with dimensions of 7'6" (l)x 5' (w) x 4'3"(h). Yes, I'll probably use a low chair!

Im looking to get a mac notebook with Intel Core 3 Duo, 1GB DDR2 memory, 120 GB harddrive.

Is this enough to safely run with MAudio project mix, Pro Tools M-Powered, and reason at the same time? I will be recording the 8 inputs at the same time.

Should I get more memory?