Recent content by MusicMan91

Hey, thanks for all the replies everyone! I do play the drums and the piano already. I am not the kind of person that will just go out and buy a guitar, and quit in a month, so I am not worried about not sticking it out. Thanks for the advice. I think it is safe to assume that used would...

I want to learn to play the guitar. I am thinking about just picking up one of those god-awful Guitar starter kits, that only cost 100 dollars or so. Sure, it may be a bad guitar, but I could learn off of it. Then, after awhile, maybe getting a guitar teacher would be the right move. Anyway...

VERY cool idea! Thanks a lot for the suggestions, I love them! Just gotta find out how I could get the samples of those other static sounds, and how I could get that killer idea of the fading in and out sounds like you were trying to tune the radio dial. Thanks a lot for the ideas, I...

I have some ProAc Monitors. They work great for me, but I was recently told I could get a 75% discount of any Bose product. I know someone who works for Bose, and employess get such a discount. I was just wondering what the general consensus was of Bose around here. Are they as good as they...

Hey, I am working on a piece for a radio show I will be doing. I am interested in creating one of those introductory clips before the show, sort of like the show's signature. The name of the Radio Show, well at least this point, will be called The Static. So, I was thinking of starting with...

I have about $2,000 I am willing to spend. I need to know what I should purchase next. I want to record local bands around my area with no specific genre limitations. Over the summer I will work on building a tracking booth. I currently own: Hardware: BOSS SP-303 Sampler Fostex MR-8 Digital...

Here is my signal chain: Soundcraft M8 Mixer -> M-Audio OmniStudio USB -> iBook OS 10.2.6 -> SoundStudio 2.1.1 -> SoundSoap 1.1.0 -> Cubase SL 1.0.51 I use ProAc monitors hooked into the M-Audio OmniStudio USB powered by an RCA SA-155 Stereo Amplifier. This is the software I use: 1...

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Alright. This is my ideal situation: Soundcraft M8 to M-Audio OmniStudio USB to my iBook to Cubase SL. I don't quite understand a few things. 1. How would I set this up? I have tried many different ways with no success. 2. When I plug the USB from the OmniStudio to the iBook, is there...

That is what it looks like in the System Preferences that I said earlier. Thanks for the suggestions. I have tried restarting. I will restart my computer right now and try to use another USB cable. The one I am using now is the one that came with the OmniStudio. Thanks, Chris

I am running Mac OS 10.2.8 on an iBook, and have installed the OS 10.1.5 or higher drive for M-Audio OmniStudio since I tried to download the drive that was tested on 10.2.8 but that didn't work, it wouldn't mount for some reason. I go to System Preferences>Other>M-Audio OmniStudio USB and when...

I have fiddled with my M8 Mixer and Omnistudio USB, even consulting each manual, but have remained clueless. I have tried just about everything. Ideally I would like to be able to plug in my BLUE Baby Bottle Microphone into the Soundcraft M8 Mixer, then have the Soundcraft M8 Mixer plugged...

This is my current signal chain: Soundcraft M8 Mixer -> M-Audio Omnistudio USB -> iBook Mac OS 10.2.6 -> Cubase SL -> iBook Mac OS 10.2.6 -> M-Audio Omnistudio USB -> Soundcraft M8 Mixer -> RCA SA-155 Stereo Amplifier -> ProAc Monitors I was wondering if anyone could help me with any of these...

Here is a drawing I made of the space in which I plan to build this room: http://clickworthy.hypermart.net/Drawing.jpg I took some pictures, but must have lost the one that shows the view from behind the pool table and shows the unevenness of the ceiling in the other part of the basement. Here...

Heh. Why even go the PCI route? I have never even heard of an adaptor like the one you are talking of. Is it too late to skip that and go for an external one, as in using USB or Firewire? If so, I would strongly recommend the product I linked you to.