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Well here I am, up at 2:00 finishing a mix and what do i happen to be stuck on? The vocals. I can't seem to get beyond this very harsh sounding recording...it's a female's voice and she sounds great...any remedy for such a thing?

alright ok bro, whoever said that firewire was a waste of time doesn't know computer recording the way they should...firewire is the future of data transfer AND pc recording (check out Yamaha's MLan for details). As far as USB goes, here's what you can do. USB can operate running FOUR signals...

I'm looking for a digital audio interface and I've narrowed it down to the MOTU 828 and the Presonus Firestation. I've heard good things about the MOTU and I'm really diggin the features of the Firestation, BUT I read a review on a site by a guy who basically wished the Firestation hadn't come...

check it Yes, the upgrade you are looking into would be a good idea. The features that the Omni has are unreal for the price. Check out www.m-audio.com and look at what you're getting. Go for it!

check it alright Jose...here it goes... There are primarily two trust-worthy options for recording to laptop (in my opinion) Since you are recording with a laptop, the amount of tracks recorded at any given time is greatly limited by not being able to install a soundcard. Here's the good...

check it here ya go: 1/4 stereo jack - <<<1/4 stereo pug into two RCA plugs RCA plugs - 1/8 adapter 1/8 - SB Audigy 2 Mic in>>> that statement right there solves alot of problems. By introducing RCA into the mix, you are losing signal. There is no need for RCA connections in that patch because...

check it You want to run your mixer at a level that will not evoke any sort of sound quality problems...Remember you can are working with a semi-sticky situation. It's easy to forget that you have mixing capabilities on (1) your software (2) the Delta 44 card (3) the mixer itself. Always keep...

check it alright...all you need to do is run headphones w/ a 1/4" jack to one of the 4 outs on the delta 44 break-out box...there's no need to get a headphone amp (unless you run certain AKG cans...low output). With the Delta 44, you can run all four outs at the same time, so just mute 1 and 2...

check it A BIT ON USB: -slower than a 15-pin PCI cable connection -smaller bandwidth (not able to have any more than 2ins and 2outs running at any one time) -convenient (ideal for laptops or extra MIDI setups apart from card) The real deciding factor here is what you intend to record. Do you...

Check it IF you want to track live drums, your best bet would be to get the delta 44 or 66, especially if you are going to do direct monitoring. If you want to monitor the signal after it's passed through the computer (and you have no intention of using any serious outboard processors at this...

check it The Quattro is good, the only problem is that there can only be 2ins and 2outs running at any particular time via the USB connection. So, if you're recording 4 tracks, you will only be able to playback after the recording has taken place and cables have been re-positioned. If you only...

I am looking into the M-Audio Omni I/O and Quattro as a new audio interface...has the signal from the "outs" of the quattro passed through the computer and out again or is it pre-computer sound? Does USB work the same way a PC 15-pin connection cable work?

pop distortion pedal Hey man, Check out the Fulltone FullDrive 2...It's a great hand-made boutique pedal from Fulltone products. It's a really smooth crunch with alot of sustain. It also has compressor controls built in (completely analog). Check it out!