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This is my first real effort that I am willing to post. There are mistakes in my playing, but for now I am more concerned with learning basics of recording and mixing. I recorded each part seperately using an AT-2035, Focusrite itrack solo, my iphone, and garageband. I panned each track a...

I've purchased some more Ram, so we'll see how that goes.

It's XP. Thanks, I will try those suggestions. After I typed my last reply last night, I was messing around with FX for about a 1/2 hour and never had a problem. Very random.

I am starting to become more convinced that this is a computer problem. I was playing my recording a few times, then I walked away for about three minutes, and when I came back it wouldn't play. Nothing was pressed or set of reset. I am always open to more ideas, but this computer of mine...

Sampling rate remains at 44.1

Yes, the most up to date one.

I have experimented a little with Ableton Live lite and Reaper. In both programs, the following problem has occured. After several minutes of working with my tracks, I go to play the tracks and it is moving very slow - like in micro seconds. So slow that it takes a few minutes to get through...

I am a complete newbie too. But I have read that the Shure sm58 is a great choice for a mic. That's about all I can help with. Stefan

So, I have decided on the AT 2035 and the Focusrite itrack solo interface. As soon as I work with my new stuff, I will report on it as only a newbie can do. :) Stefan

Perhaps the AT 2035...

Yup - lots of overtones. Of course, tuba players get this. Between the 825 and the 57, I am leaning toward the 57 just because the specs say down to 40hz as opposed to 80hz. I regularly play in the 40 range - even a bit lower. The top end for both say 15000hz. The aka d112 says up to...

Actually, I have an 825 here at school. I am a middle school band teacher and record my band concerts onto video using the 825 for audio. I bought it because I knew I would require at least 100 ft of cabling to get from the mic to where I have to tape. I was under the impression that this...

Haha - look what I have started :). Although much of the info at the end here is way over my head, I am capable of filtering out the info that won't help me. Anyway, I have gotten a lot of good advice from this thread. I am very much into the KISS philosophy for now. If there is one thing I...

Yeah, I'm looking into a mic that is acceptable for tuba. That's a whole other story. Just a lot of differing opinions about what is best.

Battery good ✔

Well, it doesn't work. Tried my 1/4" plug and I barely get any sound from the mic. Tried both 1/4" plugs and tried setting the interface's input to guitar and then mic. Guitar gets a faint sound and mic gets nothing. That's ok, I can just use my stereo mic xlr to xlr until I get a better mic...

Right. But I won't need the adapter mentioned above.

I just realized that my xlr input is actually a combo xlr-1/4" input.

Thanks My current interface only has an input for an xlr mic, so I won't be able to use the split cable. I already have the cable which is split into 2 1/4 outputs. I am assuming this type of input is standard on better interfaces? Hopefully I can get a better mic and not have to worry about...

Great - thanks. So, I will need a new mic for the best experience? Any suggestions? Stefan