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I had a pair of NS10's but sold it. Now I'm currently looking for near field monitors to use as reference monitors like I did my ns10's. What are good near field monitors to purchase at a reasonable price?

I'm running pro-tools le and want to get into mixing down with an actual control surface. I'm trying to decide between the Pro-tools Command 8 or the Mackie Universal Control. Can somebody give me feed back on these 2 control surfaces. Good or bad!! Thanks

My cousin has cakewalk and I just want to be able to import the audio files to pro-tools is it possible? If so, how?

Please explain to me how I can bring a cubase session into a pro-tools session.

I have a Mackie 24-4 VLZ, and I am being told that a Mackie 24-8 is better. Whats are the different features and would it be really worth it for me to spend a little more money to up grade?

How do you setup Sonar so I can import the files into my pro-tools? What format should it be in?

Well I'm about to master my mixtape consisting of various instrumentals from various famous artist and some original songs. Anyhow, I'm looking into mastering it myself. Its not like its an album or anything its just a little mixtape, so I don't wanna drop a few hundreds of dollars into this...

What would be considered good software/hardware for mastering at an affordable price? I know I hear many people use Sonic(software)? Feel free to post any links I can actually read about the product that also has a picture. For software or hardware. Thanks

I currently have NS 10's and use them primarily for hip hop. But now I'm ready t upgrade. Any suggestions on what monitors to get $500 or less?

What do you guys think is the best monitors for hip hop? Also, I have Yamaha NS10's. And what I noticed in a lot of studio's I see NS10's and other monitors next to it. If these studio's have NS10's along with other monitors, what is the purpose of NS10's and whats the purpose for the other...

What is the purpose for putting a microphone upside down? Is there even a purpose for it?

Whats the best way to learn how to mix down as well as the frequencies of the sounds?

I'm willing to spend $500 for a good mic, main use for hip hop?? What mic is good, which one will i get more bang for my buck??

Whats good monitors for a novice when it comes to mixing down???

I always see these monitors in many studio's. What are they exactly used for? Whats the purpose of these monitors meaning are they used for near field or what?

Whats the best microphone for hip hop under $500 dollars?

Can an mpc 2000xl hold the sounds inside internally? Meaning once I turn on my mpc will the sounds already be loaded or do I just keep having to load the sounds?

Why do some studio's record their artist with the microphone upside down?? HOw does that benefit the sound of the vocals?