I am using a Ibanez bass and a Zoom B2.1u Pedal.

I have recorded in the past using output (headphones) which I direct to Microphone in on the computers soundcard. After recording, I use VSTs (Auto-Tune, AmpegSVX, GuitarRig, etc) to fine tune the sound.

I'm trying to get decent latency with Guitar Rig 3. I'm kinda torn between the USB and FW interfaces. USB's seem to be cheaper but have more probs with the ASIO drivers. The FW's seem a tad more expensive but are stable. I just want to plug into my laptop and jam out in as close to realtime as possible.

On my old mac if I pluged my iPOD into the USB port on the keyboard, I would get a message that would say something like "not enough power to run device".

hi guys

i just want to buy a single XLR analog to digital converter to feed my recording mic into garage band.

it has to be portable for location recording with my macbook pro, and USB or firewire powered. i just want the cheapest and smallest solution.

thanks in advance

rhys

Hello everyone i am gary and i am a singer an amateur singer and i want to record my vocals at home i am on a low budget i live in holland i am a student that's why the low budget now i have a few questions, someone told me the snowball usb mic from blue is very good quality does anyone recommend it someone also recommended usb mic mxl 006 what are your views on that one and other wise what wo

Hi all. I've used Logic 7.0, with a PowerBook G4 1.33 Ghz (1.25 Gb RAM) for the past two+ years to do some simple recording, usually 1 - 2 tracks at a time, maybe a total of 10 -12 tracks when complete. I've used an external firewire hard drive (Lacie 7200 rpm, 250 Gb) with no problems. I've used both USB (Lexicon) and Firewire (Firepod) audio interfaces.

I'm pretty new to this and would like some advice from those of you who have experience with external USB audio interface cards. I've been researching multiple devices and can't decide on a specific one. It would mainly be used for classical/operatic type vocals.

I hope someone can help. I have a T.Bone 440 USB mic and I have tried everything to get it recognised in Pro Tools with a 1010LT card to no avail. I have tried ASIO4ALL which seemed to add it as an input, but I still couldn't see it in Pro Tools. It does sound very good for the money when used in a windows recording app, but I'd really like to use it as a direct input in Pro Tools.

Hey guys, I was wondering if I could get your advice on trying to get my xenyx 802 mixer into a USB compatible system.

I currently run my xenyx 802 through my pod xt live so that my macbook can recognize my mixer.

We are going to be recording software tutorials and so it will be voice only. The problem is that the pc's being used to record are small form factor with limited ability to add a sound card. So this brings us to the question, for voice recording is the internal sound card good enough or would a external USB type sound card worth looking into? Our type internal sound cards are: