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Yes, the mbox2 hardware will work. I have used my mbox2 in PT LE, Cubase LE, and Cubase SX3. Good luck!

it sounds great, dude. Very nice tune

thanks for that site! I found a really cool sample that will be perfect. thanks again for the hook-up -Drew

I'm to the point in my project where I'm throwing in some background effects. I have this sweet idea for a phaser'ed wind whoosing thing over an intro of one tune... do you guys know of any good plug-in's that generate such effects? I use ProTools LE, so RTAS is preferable.. but I can find a...

I appreciate the tips regarding the all-in-one-take method, but redoing the drum tracks is not an option for us right now. With that said, I would like to change the topic to "What can I do to HELP these fused drum tracks?" Trust me, if I had more reliable band members who were in to this...

http://drewconley.googlepages.com/Snare_DrumSolo.wav Here is a drum solo/fill section. This is just a bare overhead track panned center. Obviously the real session has a bigger sound. This is the most common example of the editting I am referring to. Thanks for the replies!

Recently, my friend and I recorded lots of drum takes for an EP we are working on. In order to get the best possible arrangement I had to fuse together different bars of different takes and different fills. (etc) The adjustments are not painfully obvious, but they are noticeable. My question...

THREAD TOPIC UPDATE -- Alright, it sounds like this is what I'm looking for. However, I can't find any hands-on-reviews on the 'net, so to those of you who have used it: How is it? Is it worth the money? Thanks, I really appreciate replies.

Okay, thank you!

This may be a stupid question, but I came close to making a huge gear mistake last night until I caught myself at the last minute. (due to making assumptions from not finding a straight answer)...

Both of my mics (a dynamic and a small diaphram condenser) are used in various positions around my guitar amp that is set to a decent volume, not blaring but still a pretty good sound. The mic's return good sound but its pretty quiet, probably somewhere around 35% of the sound ratio (0 being...

thats the plan! I just started my junior year and am doing several college credit classes so I can take care of the general credit hours. freshman year in college I can jump straight into audio study! woohoo

thank you all! (keep em coming if you have more tips)

Right, that was dumb of me... my setup is simply: guitar >> PODxt Live >> Mbox2 everything is direct

When I record a rhythm guitar track with a hard overdriven tone I would normally use live, the sound wave comes out looking like a big solid wall.. (not clipping, it just feels solid and lifeless) Any tips for getting great sounding overdriven/distorted that has some life to it? By the way...

thank you for all the replies. I will be sure to use a pop filter when I record real takes in the next few months! and also practice to keep these sounds to a minimal

very simple question, I considered putting it in the newbie forum (as I am a huge newbie) but it seemed to fit better here: Lately I have been practicing vocals using my included mic that came with my computer. (http://www.unicom-pc.com/images/mic-spk-2.gif something like that) During...

Keep in mind that even though you only have 8 tracks, you can always bounce them as one. So if you have stuff on Tracks 1, 2, 3, and 4... you could combine them all to 1 to free up more tracks. Of course this means you can't edit them anymore (so make sure they are PERFECT!).. but hey, more...

thank you, I already had taken note of that but I guess I forgot to mention it.

I'm looking into buying an Mbox 2 and I have some questions about running it and its use in general. Please, if you can answer either of these questions.. please do! 1. The computer that I will be using has the following specs: Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.80 GHz, 512 RAM, Windows XP Home It is kept...