Sorry - that title wasn't very clear. My question has to do with the ACTUAL recording. I've got some tube preamps, and I also have a Mackie 1202 VLZ. Is it better to go with an un-EQ'ed sound (as with the preamps) while recording, or is it better to adjust some levels (eq levels, not channel...
After I make a recording, I usually use Cakewalk's EQ to tweak the bass, mids and treble on a track, and I use the on-screen faders to set the levels of the mix.
I noticed that there are a lot of computer interfaces with multiple outs and I was wondering...
Is it possible to send several...
Hey everybody, how's it going? I used to be a regular poster on this board when I was actively recording, but I haven't done anything in a few years now. I'm looking to get back into recording again. I've got a pretty solid PC (well, it was pretty solid when I got it):
Dell Dimension 2350...
After a long abscense, I want to get back into recording on my PC. I've got a fairly new PC that should be good enough (1.8GHZ P4, 1 GB RAM, Win XP Pro, 80 GB drive) and I still have my original software (Cakewalk Pro Audio 9.0).
Eventually, I'd like to get something that will allow 4 or more...
after a long time off, I'm starting to get back into recording again - only after so much time off, I'm not sure what's out there anymore or if I need to upgrade. I've got a fairly new PC now (P4, 1.8Ghz, 640MB RAM) running Windows Professional, but my hardware (Midiman DMan 1044 or something...
Anyone use the GuitarPort for recording? I've got a POD, but I was thinking of selling it to make room for other gear. If so, I was considering getting one of these. Are they any good? I know they are limited in the simulations they do, but that really doesn't bother me - it seems to have...
I'm looking for a low- to mid- price sound card to fill in on my pc until I can afford to get something more upscale (like the Tascam controller or the EZBus).
Ideally, this card should run in Win98 and WinXP. Something that can work with Cakewalk for now and Sonar in the future...Full-duplex...
Has anybody worked with the Aardvark products? Specifically the LX6 looks interesting to me...I'm trying to find something that will work in Win98 for now...and possibly XP later...
Before I start this post, I want to apologize in advance. I don't usually like to bitch and moan, but today I am totally frustrated. Up until about 6 months ago, I was using an old pc with Windows 98 and Cakewalk Pro Audio 9 to record music. I had a DMAN 2044 interface and a SoundBlaster AWE...
Anyone know of any inexpensive interfaces out there for mixing on a pc without a mouse? I know about the larger ones that have recording capabilities of their own, but right now I am just looking for a controller. any ideas?
I just got a 1.8 GHz Pentium 4 Dell to replace my old slapped together 180 Mhz Pentium machine. It came preloaded with Windows XP Home edition. I've got Cakewalk Pro Audio (7, I believe). I also have a Midiman DMAN 2044 card (which never quite worked right in the old machine). So my first...
I'm hoping someone could give me some help with figuring this out...
I saw this auction posted on Ebay:
Brand New NEVER USED MACKIE Micro Series 1202-VLZ 12 Channel Mic/Line Mixer. Owners manual original Box. Please E-mail with any questions.
I won the auction and had the item shipped to my...
I'm looking for a cheap mixer to fill in while I save for a better system. I've got a $200 cap that I am trying to stay within. I'd like something that I can use mostly in the studio, but might be capable of live work as well. I'd like to have decent mic pres, but I've got two Tube MP's and...
I've been recording for the past few years with Cakewalk Professional 7 and recently upgraded to Pro Audio 9. My computer is a bit on the slow side (Pentium 233) and I'm using a SoundBlaster AWE 64 Gold Card, but I figured I'd take the plunge. Pro Audio 9 works, with one minor exception - when...
...what about Nady? I was thinking of getting a small mixer to hold me over - particularly a cheaper one (under $200) - the two that I am interested in are the Behringer MX802A (I can just see the looks now) and the Nady SRM10 (or something like that) - any thoughts?
Thanks.
hey everybody,
I'm looking for a good condenser mic to help improve my recordings. Currently I have a Rode NT1 that I use for vocals and I am looking for another Condenser Mic at or under $100 for acoustic guitar/possible amp micing. I am not sure what's suited better for me, but the two i am...
I've got an Art Tube MP, Alesis Compressor and Rode NT1 that I use for recording vocals into my computer. I'd like to also have the ability to record acoustic guitar simultaneously. I am trying to keep the setup as inexspensive as possible for now. I figured I'd pick up a Marshall MXL 603s...
I am thinking of getting a custom telecaster (two hb's and some other options) - has anyone had any experience with either of these vendors?
http://www.fatdawg.com/
http://www.route101guitars.com/
thanks,
amonte
hey, does anyone no what has happened with these mics? have they been discontinued? i can't seem to find one anywhere...
and if they have been discontinued, can someone else recommend a good condenser mic in the same price range for acoustic guitar?
thanks,
Jer
you know what this bbs needs? an icon with an empty, open wallet....
anyway...
I have been using an old pair of cheap ($20) headphones that i have had for years for mixing. I think they were Sony MD-something or others...well, last night the left side finally gave out for good (this was the...