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Hi Chris and friends, many thanks for the welcome.

Hey everyone,



I'm looking into buying a 'beater' guitar to mess around with while my house is under re-model, and I'm assembling the first phase of my remote recording rig, website, etc. i also want to use it to learn soldering and guitar mods on. needless to say, i already feel bad for the guitar. lol.

Not sure if this is old news or not, but it was new to me today and I figured I’d share. Very cool concept.



https://www.steinbe…

What are your thoughts?



http://blog.threadloom.com/are-forums-still-relevant-in-a-facebook-world



https://www.quora.com/Has-social-media-like-Facebook-killed-online-forums

I'm new to this recording on computer deal and I am frankly very put off with what I found online already. I remember trying Acid Pro and Audacity years ago but I didn't get much into it. Now I found a cool site called Soundtrap that although it isn't all that advanced instrumentally, it's a whole package... recording and virtual instruments.

I am setting up my home studio, and would like a recommendation for one or more for two different applications: video game voice over, and clean opera vocals.



Recommendations can either be for one multipurpose microphone, or two sepparate microphones for each application



Here are the conditions.

More info / register for a trial here: https://www.signumaudio.com/bute-loudness-analyser



Overview:

Hello guys,

I am doing some mixing for bar bands and camcordering the result for my YouTube channel.



My camcorder audio is poor so I am looking into upgrading it.

Hello everybody,



We would like to take the opportunity and initiate our first round of feedback here in the community. We want to tailor this discussion around our new SOUND FORGE Audio Studio 12. Please feel free to tell us what you like and dislike, and your ideas and wishes for future features!