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I started off with Home Recording for Musicians for Dummies. It's a good introduction to the subject. It will help you get your feet wet and teach you some of the jargon. I hope others will stop by with other recommendations. In the meantime, welcome to the board! Jeff

They both do.

aaah! That may have been it. Hint: Get rid of the cracked software and get legit.

Tell us about the rest of your setup. What software, what kind of computer, is everything purchased or cracked, that sort of stuff. If a reboot clears the problem, it sounds like it's in your computer.

Highly technical, yet destructive. I like it. You are an evil genius. :D

The Firepod has inserts on channels 1 and 2. That's where you can insert your compressor. A TRS cable from the Firepod that splits into 2 TS cables. Those go into the compressor in and out.

The Firepod is generally very highly thought of around here. I have one myself. The preamps are solid and it offers a lot of flexibility for the price. You can actually daisy-chain 3 of them together for 24 simultaneous inputs. A mixer is not necessary. Some use them, but I believe most...

What I've observed leads me to believe that 24-bit versus 16-bit gives you effectively more headroom and greater precision in your mix. If I'm wrong, please correct me.

Are you miking your amp? If so, you might be able to plug an attenuator between your amp section and the speakers and run your amp at a higher level while keeping your volume down. That should allow the signal-to-noise level to be higher. An attenuator should be a simple project.

Check it out: http://www.presonus.com/firepodmultiunit.html 3 units=24 tracks with 6 switchable banks of phantom power and inserts available on 6 channels.

You can daisy chain up to 3 Firepods to get 24 simultaneous channels.

Another Good Guy Brandrum - quick shipping, good packing, kept me informed the whole way. Jeff

I checked with a couple of our computer experts here at work and they said there is no problem with mixing unlike peripherals on a single firewire chain. According to http://searchnetworking.techtarget.com/sDefinition/0,,sid7_gci212126,00.html, a firewire chain is like having everything on...

Could be the case. Like I said, I haven't tried it. Please post what you find out. We'll all learn. Jeff

You can daisychain firewire up to a point. That may be a solution. I haven't tried it though, so take it with a grain or two of salt.

Thanks a bunch! I'm looking forward to it. Jeff

Brandrum, you have a PM.

I presume it has a case. Sounds like a stupid question, I know, but I have to ask. If so, I think we have a deal. Jeff

How's the sound on that bass? Have you recorded with it? Does the price include shipping to Maryland? Jeff

The trick I learned was that when you separate things, you part them.