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http://www.mackie.com/pdf/arcane_mysteries.pdf this is interesting but it doesnt have the turn on order...

It might be a USB bus problem- mine will do this on my laptop until I unplug and replug the USB cable. You changing the setting might just be the software reinitializing the USB driver again which would have the same effect as unplugging. I don't know how to fix it. Don't get rid of the 2i2...

2-1 Put it in, turn power on... Turn power off, take it out.

I just finished a college class where we used Adobe Premier Pro and After Effects...I found it fairly intuitive (after a few tutorials) and it has pretty deep abilities (on the pro side). Adobe CC suite is a monthly subscription based suite. Student is 20 US and non-student is more- around 50...

Yamaha just came out with a new audio interface/mixer combo called the AG03/AG06. It is aimed at podcasters because it can mix the computer signal with the microphone signal and route it all (in a loop) back to the computer for streaming or podcasting... I received one this week and it works...

Changing the ASIO driver setting for latency and/or buffer size can fix popping sounds but you are on straight USB so maybe your audio has that setting also?

My understanding is the correct impedance matching is about 10x the input for correct headroom. Mic level at ~600 ohms goes into roughly 10k inputs. (Line level) Instruments at ~100k or so ohms go into roughly 1M (million) ohm inputs. (Instrument level) Mic into instrument (multiplies any...

I am curious since I dont know.... What meters? Insert where?

"So what is that note, a low B?" "No its unconditional love..." "Oh."

Looks like that gray 22uh cap is leaking from the bottom. 2nd picture from the bottom. Lower third of picture, brown goo. Also, follow your nose! These things almost always smell burnt near the culprit.

Also, since you are already at college... Go find the music department and use a music class as an elective. Our college gives one hour (per week) vocal lessons for 1 credit. There are also class size lessons for 3 credits.

Pawn shops around here have used audio interfaces for about $40 USD (Presonus, M-audio etc...) Not sure about your area but you could look around. Would be a step up from your computers sound card. Although then you would need a new mic :(

And really really (thats 2 reallys) get your gain structure nailed down right.

You are starting to get it ok in the middle and towards the end there... sounds like your gain levels are off in the beginning part. Hard for me to tell though, others on here will have more insight.

You might have to reinstall the driver. Get a new one off the internet and realtek makes a decent little control panel for audio now anyway if you dont have it. Install that too I cant remeber if it is a seperate program.

I had some Kustom 10" I got off craigslist cheap. I didnt even like them for church monitors.... harsh crappy sound. Would never consider them for studio monitors. I sold them for cheap. Mackie THUMP 12" powered going for 199 US on sale if you want another cheap PA speaker that is...

You can run balanced cables (from balanced connections) much farther than unbalanced. You may start to pick up hum and noise on unbalanced runs. Avoid if you can.

Test the ground (to ground) ... make sure you have a good path here... 0 ohms...

Miro- You asked about market... I live in a medium sized midwestern town USA/ 65,000 people. We have one main music store that does selling/renting/some recording/local events- pretty much everything. They do real good, cornered the market basically. We have one other dedicated recording...

Not necessarily a pipe dream, but remember its a niche market to start with. Most medium size cities can support just a few recording studios if that. Your typical small/medium city can have 30 used car lots but 2-3 recording studios. If you already have 4 established ones how much room is...