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thanks for the quick reply! Tried that and nothing happens. Any other ideas, anyone? -Erik

Running HS 2004 on an XP machine with a Delta1010 sound card. I've got a song with 15 tracks. The first 14 tracks recorded with no problems. However, now whenever I try to record any more tracks, nothing gets recorded. Yes, the track is armed for recording, yes there is audio signal going to...

try running your mic through a pre-amp. That will boost the sound a bit and decrease a lot of your line noise.

ditto on the M-Audio delta1010. I can't say enough good stuff about it. And you can hook up at least four at once! -Erik

heh...craig, sorry about that. for some reason i thought you said laptop. i think $535 for the "premade" system is perfectly reasonable! my rack equipment cost more than that :) -Erik

I think that your laptop will be plenty powerful enough to run a computer recording system. It is almost identical to the specs. on my system. The only thing I can think of that might make it easier and faster for you is to possibly think about purchasing a desktop model instead. Laptops are...

cakewalk home studio 2004 would be my vote!! $129 on the Cakewalk website.

interested in parting it out? i'm interested in the adat interface.

...and to answer your second question, they can either use a 24track hard disk drive recorder and easily transfer the tracks, or you can use three delta1010's at once :) ...and it wasn't a stupid question.

well, you have three options - 1. use a regular sound card and overdub each part 2. get a sound card that supports multiple inputs and outputs, such as MOTU cards or M-Audio's lineup. 3. use a multi-track recorder and dump the tracks to PC. If you're going to do live multi-track recording...

it's a bit better, i have a SB Audigy to sell ya. pm me if you'd like.

I've found that latency really became an issue even with my 4/4 M-audio Quattro running just two in and two out simultaneously. I returned it, doubled the money out of pocket and invested in a M-Audio Delta 1010 (pci-based) and I couldn't be happier with the results. If you're only looking for...

Gateway 700 2.4GHz 512megs ram Delta 1010 SB Audigy Platinum

Hey guys. I'm a newbie, but I have looked and searched for this and haven't found quite the right answer yet, so I thought I'd post the question and hope for responses. Although it is old, I still love and use my old Alesis blackface ADAT. My question is this - I have an XP machine with a SB...