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alright, i hooked up my new firepod last night, and made a basic acoustic recording...in adobe audition 1.5, the problem: everything records in mono and therefore only plays back through the left speaker...maybe this is normal, but with my old shitty radioshack mixer, all the microphone input...

I have a power amp that runs at 200W per channel at 8ohms, and I was wondering if there were any monitors out there under $250 that would get the job done...or could i run the 200W into a 120W monitor but keep the volume down??

Alright, My band wants to put out a CD. We can get 12 hours of Pro studio time for $350 (i dont think this includes mixing/mastering), or we can spend $1000 on a home studio. I have been looking at these components: Delta 1010LT soundcard BehringerUB2442FX-Pro Mixer Edirol Monitors Some Shure...

Alright. I've got an 800 MHz Pentium 3 in front of me. I also have a 1.4GHz Pentium 4 at my dispense. My band wants to set up a studio down here in my basement. I want a set up where we can play the song live, and have each instrument go to its own track in Cool Edit Pro 2. Is this...

If professionals record instruments track-by-track, then why do they need 48 channel mixers? If they only need like...10 or less to mic the drums? could someone explain this to me?

Is there any software out there that I can input the number of measures, tempo, time sig etc etc and it will make a click track for me? if not...can anyone tell me of an easy way to make on...thanks

I have a question. Whenever my band records, we always mic everything, run it into a mixer, and run that into a cassette recorder, and play the song live. This technique works, but if I mess up the levels, We have to record the whole thing over. Now, my question. Everywhere I've read about...