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so after receiving this mic (thanks to someone on this site :D) awkwardly enough, another one was given to me as a gift. I do not need two of these mics so i'm selling one. Comes with Mic only. shoot me your offer!

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i hear you. thanks

Definately a HUGE help. thank you so much!

Bad acoustic treatmeant. I'm pretty sure you guys knew what I was talking about. It's not all that funny to me. It's a serious issue and I posted it here to get serious answers

Oh great. So if I get the behringer ada8000 it will be able to connect to my comp?

Dang, so does this mean if I don't have a mixer it's completely useless? And all my tracks won't come out seperate?

i know this topic has been covered already but i desperately need an interface to record drums. i was doing some searching and found this http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.com/product/Nady-PRA8-Mic-Preamp?sku=185277 and i thought, wow... what a piece of junk, who sells an 8 input for $130. but...

Hmm got it. Because I'm thinking about purchasing 8 input audio interface for drums, but if my computer can barely handle that, idk what to do :(

About 2 fx. And i have 4 tracks using the same fx

ok, this is somewhat similiar to my older post.. when i am recording, it seems like my computer can't handle 8 tracks with fx. but when i was looking for raw tracks to mix, i had imported about 15 tracks and it ran fine and i was able to export it without clipping.. why does this happen?

good thing you directed me to that link. or else i was going to start putting random foam haha

so I'm curious. I need to treat my room but don't exactly want to mess up. I wanted to know if you treat your room incorrectly, would it lead to non-accurate mixes?

So I've been told i need to treat my room.... So anything you have to sell to help me treat my room would be greatly appreciated.

got it thanks

Different in a good way? or bad

thanks. that explains ALOT

Oh sorry. I forgot to mention that i did some other mixing to it.

I just exported one as a wav. and one as a mp3... the mp3 sounds a bit thinner than the wav... not sure why.

no i have not.... thats brings me to an interesting point.. i never really noticed this problem until i changed the default rendering setting to mp3... it was originally WAV. that might be the problem