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No matter what program you get there will be a learning curve. Much like you I got my first DAW and it took me days just to get the software set up and configured. It's been 10 years and I'm still learning. Sounds like you just need to get the device set up and inputs set up. Check out the first...

Just got IC Pro and it's awesome. You need 6.5 or 7 to use it though.

I also want some "God quality" plug-ins. :)

I had the reverse problem where things sounded good direct but like crap through amp. I was using a line 6 pedal and had some settings to change depending on your set up. Once I changed that it worked fine. I see in the manual it shows a few different set ups and when you are going direct it...

WOW, not sure about all of that but maybe I can clear some stuff up.... When you plug into an interface it has to convert that to a digital signal to send it to the computer and to record. So all recording you do in a computer is digital. With that being said the digital signal is only as good...

Not sure about the poly/monophonic. I have the GR-20 and it works great with the godin. I think the aftermarket pickups are a little harder to "dial" in. Also no mater what the setup if you are playing notes on lower end like an open "A" there is a noticable lag just because of the lower...

When you say you cant get a decent configuration what do you mean? It wont track fast enough? You cant get the GR30 to connect to VST via MIDI?

Godin Guitars You'll need a synth pedal too, something like..... GR-55 :: Products :: Roland The roland pedals come with a synth pup that you can add to an existing guitar.

Are you talking about plugging in the headphones to a keyboard and then the recording doesn't sound the same? If so it's because cubase is simply recording MIDI data. So the voices in your keyboard are different than the voices in your computer.

Wow, really! Any mac can do what he wants? Apple is truly an amazing company!!!!

Yeah, I heard that the natural frequency of tin foil is 432, Of course this would cancel any incoming signals using that frequency. So all of the tin foil hat wearers are totally wasting there time like a bunch of suckers.

Yeah, Don't switch because your getting viruses. Macs are not virus free! You must do a lot of "high risk" web activities or you possibly don't have enough/any security. Edit: Almost forgot, the problems I always have switching computers is the VST instruments and third party plug-ins. It...

Isn't a DI basically a preamp?

On that unit if you are using 1/4" ins only the first 2 are instrument inputs. 3-8 are line inputs. So on 3-8 you need some sort of preamp.

I think you have to go with one of the dock options for multiple ins. Something like this iO Dock Pro Audio Dock For iPad & iPad 2

I had an iRig which wont even work woth Garage Band. Way too much interference. Going in on the out jack just seams like a bad idea. I switched to an Apogee Jam which works 100 times better. The downside is you cant charge at the same time.

You should be able to select one bus as an input on multiple tracks. When you add a new track what does it show as the input?

A buffer pre loads a certain amount of data so that if there is an interruption in the stream feeding it, the buffer has enough data to keep a continuous stream. The trade off is that the smaller the buffer is the faster your system needs to be but you get less latency, with a large buffer you...

By bumping up the buffer size.

You can do it with windows media player Change playback speed in Windows Media Player