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N-track is one of many pieces of software that are affordable. Cubase SE, Cakewalk Home Studio, Guitar Tracks, Kristal audio engine, Audacity for that matter. Most of these offer more than the average home user will ever use. Scooping a cracked version os Nuendo is not only stealing, it's...

You can download a vst wrapper from http://www.audioease.com/Pages/wrapper/wrapperMain.html or for free limited version(5min time limit per session. only two instances at a time) http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/VST_DX_WrapperPro/ or a free lite version...

Couldn't be that old. I've calibrated one of those old otari's. Fun. Digital was reel to reel for a while too.

Ha ha! Jay rock has 1 friend. ;-p

I hear what Kronpox is getting at with the bass. It's competing a bit w/the guitars. I was going to say however that I would like to hear more definition in the bass. I suppose it could go either way. Re drums: I'm partial to rhytmically spaced rapid triplet riffs on the double kick as...

Sounds pretty wicked actually. It's hard to tell on my crappy Roland MA-20's but the tone on the rhythm guitar is cool.

Steinberg has only recently been purchased by Yamaha. I believe it was at the beginning of 05 or at the earliest late 04. The development team is still in Germany, though some Japanese innovation couldn't hurt IMHO. Nothing wrong with decent hardware integration and compatibility. In regards...

Bit rate or samplerate? At any rate the problem was apparent when you listened back. Maybe I should restate then? Samplerate issues will be immediately apparent during playback from a consumer format. The sample will play back slow or fast depending on whether the mixdown is greater or lesser...

Uh........fond memories?

So you went out and spent $1200.00 on software? Somehow that reeks of peg legs and eye patches to me. I'm sorry. You are on your own. :rolleyes:

First of all, why are you mixing down to mp3? Do you want your tunes to be compressed? Why don't you mixdown to .wav like the rest of the audio comunity, then convert to mp3 when you need to? Have you considered the manual? 32bit float/96k is a pretty high setting. Your computer must be...

Oops. Well his last project was G&L. That's gotta count for something.

Well since Leo Fender no longer has any real association with Fender guitars and everything to do with G & L, I would think that G & L are maintaining the standard. That's just my opinion.

Two things I'd check: -make sure hyperthreading is disabled. -Make sure that only one of the firepods is set to internal sync the other should be set to external. Or simply have one as master the other as slave. I think that it may even be wise to use an external clock sync altogether but...

Cool. I like the version w/o the vox though. I've always hated his singing. Respect for the songwriting and guitar playing but that falsetto makes me pee my pants laughing. Oh yeah the recording sounds good.

Nice. I wish I was there.

Samplerate problems would be imediately noticeable. Either the file would play too fast or too slow. A bitrate above 16 would not even play in a standard media player but yes, as it was pointed out, not dithering would cause some noise issues.

Uh...I think the big house comment was just a big "don't drink and drive cause you'll get caught and get put in the slammer." Now that that's settled. I think the bottom line is, if you don't intend to take your music further than the internet and some cd's you give to your friends, then...

Where did he find the new version of Acid Music Studio for $15-20? It just came out this summer and online it's still selling for $69 us. Which is still a steal as far as I'm concerned but $15 sounds uh...well it ain't for no land lubbers. I'm sure.

If you are using a tape emulator or some sort of saturation plugin (magneto for example) in the master section, that could do it. What bit/samplerate are you mixing down to? What format? Are you using dither? For a $1200.00+ software, there should not be any deterioration whatsoever.