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I have an amp that I purchased from someone a few years ago and can't seem to find any background info on it. Here's what it is..... Guyatone 480D Super Lead. Made by Tokyo Sound Co., LTD, Tokyo, Japan. It's dimensions are 17.5"H x 19"W x 10"D. It is solid state with a 12" speaker (which I...

I have an amp that I purchased from someone a few years ago and can't seem to find any background info on it. Here's what it is..... Guyatone 480D Super Lead. Made by Tokyo Sound Co., LTD, Tokyo, Japan. It's dimensions are 17.5"H x 19"W x 10"D. It is solid state with a 12" speaker (which I...

As far as outboard CD Recorders go, from what I hear the one to have, though a bit rich for me at this stage of my Digital Recording adventure, is the Alesis Masterlink ML-9600. It's much more than just a recorder, with tons of features from live recording to mastering and more. It seems that...

Good tune Tubedude Yeah, yeah, I could pick this apart, but what's the point. This is a good tune. I can see how Creed reference came about. I like the snare sound, overtones and all, it's different than the "norm" which is good. Looking forward to hearing the next one.

Hey Rocker151 Nah,I didn't go for the DDR because it was quite a bit more $$$$$$ as well as a different mo' $$ motherboard that would be needed. Since DDR is relatively new, I decided to go with the PC133 SDRAM for now. The M-Audio Delta 44 is just under $300 and well worth the money in my...

Hey Danelectron !! Hey Shreadzilla !! Thanks for your input. You both answered my whole question and made me realize that I may even have a small clue. I have figured out how to monitor through my Soundblaster Live Platinum and I have also done the monitor from my board thingee. Thanks again.

Thanks to all who recommended this card. I bought one and love it. I still don't know everything about it or all it will do, but so far it blows away the Soundblaster Live Platinum have still in here for monitoring and playback. The sound is noticably better. I do have a quick question..... how...

Ok, here's what I got goin' on. I am relatively new to this DAW stuff. My old system was cutting it for basic recording but couldn't hang once I got into real time stuff and it took forever so I went out and dropped a bundle on what I think is a good high end startup DAW for me. I am sure I'll...

Hey John Weigel Great bit of advice, especially the part about "what does this do, and try it ??" I wish I had a portion of the $$ I've spent on tape I burnt or threw out. I also have only been doing this for awhile and it blows tape and the equipment that goes with it away. Each recording...

That should be fine. I started with mid 90's Dell Optiplex GXpro with a 180mhz Pentium Pro processor and 96mhz of RAM. I used a Soundblaster Live! Value sound card and got some great sounding recordings. I put in a 13.2 gig 7200 rpm hard drive and it worked even better. The only time I'd run...

Hey >Pisces7378< I totally relate to your thing about learning this DAW thingee and I agree totally with the fact that the people here are awesome for info as this is my first time here and I been here for like 3 hours so far. I too just plunked down some major $$$ for a computer just for...

I have been using Guitracks 1, and have Pro 5 (which I haven't been using). I record 2-trks at the same time selecting right and left for the source. I have heard about using multiple sound cards to record more tracks at the same time. Cakewalk support says this is possible, but that is pretty...

N8theGr8 check this out I've recorded with 4-tracks of various brands and price ranges. I personally have found that much higher quality recordings can be done on any computer than the best 4-trk. You lose sooo much in the mixdown on tape and nothing in digital. The system I used at first was a...

Mics,Mics,Mics..that is the question Hey N8theGr8 >> NADY is producing some pretty good mics for reeeaal cheap. They have a mic SP 9 which sells for around $19.99, but if you shop around you can find deals. If you check out www.musiciansfriend.com, right now you can pick them up for $9.99...