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This is related to the previous post on dithering, but it's a bit more specific, so that's why I decided to start a new topic. Anyway, I'm getting a 24-bit soundcard soon, but I realize that at some point I'll have to dither down to 16-bits before I burn the CD. Cakewalk insists that it can do...

Hey all, Here's a new one, as promised, with vocals. It's at http://mp3.com/37point5/ and is called "Say a Prayer". Mic used was an EV 257B, going through a Behringer mixer. Thought the quality of the vocals (if not the performance) turned out rather well. The cymbals are real, while the...

Nah, you guys don't need that, do you? ;) It is: http://mp3.com/37point5 Thanks, Ryan

Hey again, Here's another one I just finished up. Again, all instruments by me. Only change in equipment from the other one is that I now have Cakewalk 9, which has a great mp3 encoder built in (and a new nifty looking mixer panel). The song is at...

What you're going to need is a video capture card, which is entirely different from a video/graphics card. You should be able to get an okay video capture card from Best Buy or over the Net somewhere for under $200. So basically what you'll do then is just hook your camcorder or vcr's outputs...

Hey all, Here's a song I just finished recording and mixing today. Thought you guys could give it a listen and maybe offer up some constructive criticism. Bit of background info: that's me on all the instruments, and yes, those are real drums (a crappy Mars Music set). Bass guitar, piano...

Do you have a stereo system with a free set of inputs? If you do, just buy a cable to run out of the back of your soundcard into your stereo system, then listen to your mixes from there. You may have to hunt for the right cable, but Radio Shack will most certainly have what you're looking for...