Ive currently got a pair of Yamaha BR15's for mains, and a Crown XLS 202d amp. The speakers are rated at 200/400/800w, and the amp is rated at 330W/ch @ 2 ohms, 300W/ch @ 4 ohms, 200W/ch @ 8 ohms, 660W bridged mono @ 4 ohms, 600W bridged mono @ 8 ohms.

Hey,
Im looking to buy a drum plugin (ideal VST as I use cubase). I currently use EZDrummer but ive been told several times that the drum sounds are letting me down.

I really want whatever I buy to last me a while so I'm willing to spend quite a bit, id rather spend a bit on a good package to last me a while.

I just read that there are free recording software downloads. I looked up a few but was wondering if anyone had any suggestion as to a decent one that won't crash my computer. thanks!

So I'm about to make a purchase, but I don't have enough to do everything at once. So I'd like to know what purchase I should make first that would give me the most improvement up front. I kinda know the answer but I guess I am looking for a confirmation.

I have the option to purchase the 003 Factory (upgrading from the 001), I would still use the preamps from my mackie.

I have done some basic recordings in the past. Basic as in acoustic guitar, then record vocals separately as another track. I generally use Audacity (funny right?) but I recently got a legal copy of Adobe Audition 3 from a friend that just upgraded to a Mac.

Here is my current set up:

Mixer: Behringer Eurorack MX802A
Mic: MXL 990

Hi,

I have some dialogue I need to process in such a way that it -sounds- like the people are talking at a seaside beach. You know... wind... waves... the odd seagull in the background. :mrgreen:

No, the dialogue can't be re-recorded live.

I've been muddling along for a while now with a basic 3 or 4 or 5 mic setup for drum kit. OHL-R + Kick + snare + HH. While I like this KISS strategy and have been pretty pleased with the results (or I would be if I liked my HH sound) I've blocked out some time this weekend to do some experiments with mics on the toms.

Hi,
Im desperate for a hand on building a new digital workstation.
obviously not from scratch,
I use a mac although it is opssible for to use pc.
currently iv'e been recording analog through a Behringer Eurodesk MX24/42 which is wired in to the steinberg MI4 usb interface.

Hi Guys, I'm relativly new to the world of audio recording (and this forum) and I'm trying to avoid as many expensive mistakes as possible haha. I have a pretty simple setup running Ableton Live thru my iMac. I have an old Tascam USB interface and I'm wonder what to replace it with.

Hi I was wondering if anyone on the fourms own or had a voicemaster pro that can suggest me some settings to start with.

Thanks.