Recent content by waylay00

:D Well, I should have said that I would be willing to spend more if I absolutely NEED to (for example, if the preamps on the Firebox, Omega, etc. are utter awful and should be avoided at all costs). Otherwise, if they would be fine for my needs now, I would rather not spend more than I have to.

I'm an avid guitarist, but I've never been able to record clips of myself. As a result, I've recently had the urge to start a home recording project. However, I'm not really sure as to what I need to get. I have a guitar amp that I need to record and a bass that I can DI (and possibly a MIDI...

So does anyone have any experience with Sonar Home Studio 4 XL with a Firebox?

FL Studio Producer has an audio recording interface. (That's one reason that sets it apart from regular FL Studio)

All right, what about the other stuff? BTW, how is Fruity Loops audio recording interface versus something like Cubase SE or Sonar Home Studio?

Hello guys, I'm a serious musician who wants to start recording. My dad used to be an active musician , and he recorded alot back in the 70's/80's. Because of this, I am fortunate to start off with some OK/decent gear, such as two SM57's. He's taught me about mic placement, etc. However, he is...

Yeah, make sure you have a good PSU with good amperage on the +12v rail/s.

^ Use an app like Speedfan or something similar. If you have sufficient cooling and you test your new speed for stability with Prime95 Blend, you should be OK for normal everyday use. I have a 3700+ San Diego clocked at 2600MHz stable. But I also use a Thermalright XP-90 with a 92mm Panaflo...

Well, I don't want to get into it seriously yet, but I want to at least get something I can later use if I ever wanted to get a big mixing board. So for that very reason, I might end up going with a simple mic to interface solution for now (like M-Audio FireWire 410, Line 6 Toneport, etc) ...

What if I only need to record one track at a time? Wouldn't that money put towards that mixer be better spent on software?

So what would be a recommended a interface for decent recordings? ($50 - $300)

Hey guys, I'm a guitar player, and I'm planning to getting into this whole home recording thing. However, I am rather lost as to what I need to get. However, I DO know that I want to go with the micing my amp route. So I was thinking at first this setup - mic > mixer > line-in of soundcard...