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I know acid is geared more twords looping....and vegas is geared twords video production....but people have told me vegas is better for recording audio, why is it? I mean....acid is mainly for looping but it CAN record...so why use the video software over the audio looping software?

I took a poorly setup jazz bass to my guitar guy...he straightened the neck out, got it set in there as well as a quirkly indonesian squire neck can be....but it still clicks. not NEARLY as bad as it used to...but it's still sort of bothering me. he said he was going to sand the frets down, but...

I'm a young musician, I've been playing and recording on everything from a couple portable tape decks mixed down onto eachother to a new PC with an audiophile card and cubase. I've been thinking about what I want to do for a living (rockstar, artstar, studio owner, illustrator, graphic...

best song written about a fourtrack...ever! http://www.johnvanderslice.com/mp3sjv/Vanderslice_Me.My.424.mp3

I record on a Yamaha MT8X cassette 8track (yeah, yeah...it was cheap and it's simple). I have a couple sm57s and a studio condenser I'm borrowing from a friends, I'm also borrowing a little mixer of his and using it for it's preamps...I'm looking to get a 2-channel preamp (I record electric...

I just bought a neat little chord organ off ebay (chord-o-dot). I started there since it was the cheapest. now I'm planning on grabbing myself an electric piano, and a QS6 or something to plop on top of it later on. As far as the piano goes...I've been looking at whurlys, rhodes, and early...

I just bought a set of pads, now I'm looking into brains. the thing that seems best would be to grab a used alesis DM5 off ebay or something...but I was wondering if there is a brain that you can import your own wav files into, because until now I've been using fruityloops and I've managed to...

I'm after a keyboard for electric piano and strings sounds mostly. I'd like a weighted keyboard, but it's not imperitive. sugjestions? I'm looking to stay under 700 or so.

I haven't started seriously recording on my computer yet...right now I have a little custom build PC with integrated audio, I don't know what it's called or anything...anyway I was looking at recording solutions and I've been thinking most about the Edirol UA-700...simply because it's got cosm...

at the moment I can't afford anything better than these...should I spring for the MA-10s over the MA-5s and MA-8s? or would there not be much difference...if I go for the MA-5s or roland micro MA-8s...which one out of those two?

I've been looking at boxes...and this one LOOKS great...I know no one here likes usb...but I just wanted to know if anyone uses one...or has had any experiance with them.

anyone have any experiance with these? would they be good enough for a decent mix? and could they get loud enough?

I'm playing around with this free little Finale NotePad 2002...it's a lot of fun, you pick out your time sig. your key, clef, instruments, then choose your notes/rests and click out a score, then you can print it out and play it back using little midi sounds... I was wondering if there's a...

I dont' own a copy, and my current computer isn't good enough to run the demo (isn't that sad?)...but in the meantime, while I build up funds and equipment for a really solid home studio, I've decided to buy myself a legal copy of reason 2.0 and an oxygen8 midi controller and make some...

does protools support vst effects and instruments? I'd imagine it does, but I'm not sure. my current computer won't run the demo and I haven't found any posts on the subject.

I went to the movies last week, saw a few flicks and paid special attention to the scores (for no reason)...then a few days later, I spent ten minutes fucking around...does this sound anything like soundtrack music to you people? http://discouragement.net/fourtrackdiaries/audio/song2.mp3

I know pleanty about computers, and I have a grasp on what I need. now I just need your opinions! I need a box...preferably firewire. with at least two XLR inputs, good preamps, at least 1x1 midi i/o, that can record at least 2 tracks at a time. so...fire away! (p.s. I'm open to all...

I'm upgrading to digital recording...I was looking at getting a tascam us-428 with a fourchannel preamp to give it phantom power...I chose this because while computer literate and comfortable with software, I'm not clear on connections and whatnot, and it seems unthreatening...I could actually...

I just started work on a song, it's not done, not mastered, it's not even mixed well...but I recorded it all in hour at the most...I think I like it, but I wanted to see what you guys had to say...I'd like some advice on the drums (not the levels or effects, but the samples and the actual loop)...

I need a new computer...badly...I have a celeron 333mhz with 64megs of ram (that's all the motherboard can handle)...SO...after thinking about it for a while, I decided to on getting a new iMac...because it's the best mac in my price range, and I want to get aquinated with the system because...