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I didn't read through all the posts on every page so I'm sorry if this is a repost. But, if you like D.I. recording then you should check out using Impulses. There is some really good info on using them at http://www.guitarampmodeling.com

I know it's already been mentioned, but Reaper. http://www.reaper.fm Better than CubaseLE4. At least in my opinion any way. It does what I want it to do, and very effectively at that. You pretty much get all the options of a 500-600 dollar DAW app for MUCH less of a price. I recommend running...

You might get better performance. Just because the 1212m is PCI, and when using ASIO drivers you should be able to keep your latency pretty low so long as your computer can handle it. I have a PCI 0404, and the highest I ever raise my latency to any more is to 8. If I were you I would always be...

I have used a PCI 0404 for so long i can't remember exactly how long it's been. But, I think it's been maybe 5, or 6 years. Every problem i have had, has been because I have been using a 64bit OS. When I was running 32bit Xp I never had one single problem. After Vista came out and 64bit OS's...

44.1 because it works all the time, and it works just fine for me since the only time I ever use a mic is for vocals.

Depending on what you are trying to achieve i have two options for software. If you are creating music, then I suggest reaper. Can be found here=> http://www.reaper.fm If you are just trying to archive your vinyl collection the try Goldwave that can be found here==> http://www.goldwave.com/...

USB will only handle 2 channels of audio at a time. So far as i know. I did read some where that is can do more, but it starts having issues because of the limits of USB. I think you may be able to use fireware, but i have no experience with this. For the amount of channels you want I can...

I mainly play guitar, but I bought a bass a while back because I needed to be able to lay down my own bass tracks. I started out using just a pick, one day I just put it down. Some how it just made sense for that song to not use a pick. Now I normally try both styles for any song I record, but...

I just thought I would add. You can download the Windows 7 RC, and use it free of charge for a year, I'm not sure however if that is a year from when you install it, or a year from when they released it to the web. From what I have heard/read the retail release date is supposed to be some where...

I feel robbed. When I started with recording I had two options. "Hammerhead Rhythm Station", or Manually moving one shots around in ACID 2. I always ended up doing it the hard way with one shots because I just couldn't get used to Hammerhead. Oh woes me (sigh) the wasted hours of my life I will...

I also use Reason

I started with ACdi Pro 3 eventually I went from Acid Pro 6 to Sonar, and I'm pretty happy with Sonar. I just recently checked out Acid Pro 7 to see what it was like. I have to say it was an odd experience getting back into Acid I found my self stumbling around, and taking to many steps to do...

My advice would be to continue to record, and mix on the computer. But when done, record the final mix down to Tape. Basically run a hybrid set up, and instead of recording to directly to tape, you are just recording the raw takes to the computer. Then at the end dumping the final 2tracks (or...

I go for quarters. More mass to rotate, thus slowing down the cd to simulate more bottom end. I'm always careful though with the burns. I like my cd's toasted to add that brown sound.

I used to use Reason Drum kits 2.0 for every thing. Honestly it's where I picked up most of my experience. While I still love RDK2.0 for some stuff, it takes a decent amount of work to make them convincing. Basically all Propellerhead software did was record the different kits for you, and make...

d.bop, and SouthSIDE Glen collectively hit the nail on the head.

I have been using Sonar7 under Vista for some time, the only problem I ever had was an occasional blue screen of death. but, that was because of crappy E-MU drivers.

When it comes to using buses the things to worry about the most is making sure Point "A" leads to point "B". Out side of that you can organize things how ever you deem fit. Some examples are as follows: In one example you could run with the default where every track's output goes to the main...

Awesome thank for the help!

Is there a way to have a number of VSTi's bounce to their own separate audio tracks in bulk. Example: You create a project that has two VSTi's, there respective midi data track, and nothing more. Instead of bouncing each VSTi's output to a new audio track one at a time. Is there a way to select...