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The Layla EXP will do that, but they quit making them because there was not enough demand for the unit. I found one on Ebay. Since there wasn't much demand for the product, you may be able to find a dealer who has one around. Also, since there wasn't much demand for the product, it might be...

twonky God! You bunch a cry asses!!! Dont waste your baby time typing if the question pisses you off. The question doesn't piss me off. The guy started a post asking for opinions...I gave mine. I wasn't rude like yourself. I wasn't wining. It's a simple response to a simple question...

You may have too much peak progam material. Are you normalizing to peak? You may need to do some compression or limiting to get your RMS volume up. Try a little hard limiting before you normalize. It's hard to be more specific without hearing or seeing the mix. Can you post a sample?

That's like askin', "What's better, a fork or a spoon?". Comparing 2 musicians like this is not possible (in my opinion). I'm sure they each have things they are "better" at than the other.

All he has to do is write a tune about bangin' his mom and he could be the next eminem!

You should be able to use the paragraphic eq in sound forge to get the job done. Just enable the low and high shelves, set them to the desired frequencies, and cut them all the way.

Make sure DMA is enabled on your drives.

OK...Here's another thing you can try to eliminate or confirm that the ground wire going to the bridge is/isn't the culprit. Hook up a clip lead from a good ground in the electronics cavity of the guitar or the 1/4" input and clip it temporarily to one of the strings. If the buzz goes away...

Yes, it does. They are RCA I believe. I am at work now so I can't look at the board. I know they are there. I'm just not 100% on the RCA thing.

You should be able to come out of the L&R outputs of the Tascam and go directly into the line input of your sound card. You just need the proper cable with whatever ends fit your gear (probably 1/8" stereo to two 1/4"?). That should be just "dazzling" enough.:D

First I would look in your device manager and make sure that all of your drivers are installed correctly or at all. It's possible that when you f-disked the system and reinstalled windows that it did not correctly reinstall all of your devices or could not recognize certain devices. If that all...

Not all but most of the time I've encountered this, it's the ground wire going to the bridge. This is especially common on guitars that have a painted bridge. The manufacturer doesn't scrape enough paint away on the bottom side of the bridge to get a proper ground. If you can get a meter it's...

Without knowing what kind of sound card you have this is a guess, but I suspect you need a y-cord with 1/8" stereo on one end to 2 RCA's on the other.

Tascam M-30 mixer 8X2 production quality board. Older board, but still used in a lot of radio stations and production houses today. All sorts of ins and outs, aux mixes, etc. Parametric eq. In great shape. I know I'm not going in to much detail here, but if you want to know something more...

Christ!...I had no idea I would piss off so many people. I'm not hackin' on newbies and I thoutht my post was polite. I didn't say "Hey Dumbasses, use the search function". When I first came here I asked a question that had been answered a billion times because I didn't see or think about using...

Fella's, Im not trying to piss anyone off here nor do I think I'm God. I just thought maybe I wasn't the only one sick of seeing the same questions over and over when I click the "view new posts" thingy. Sorry if I offended anyone.

What M.Brane is saying is that if you are just backing up the files, back them up as .wav files and make a data disk. You do not need to dither in this case. Also...even if you were making an audio disk you only need to worry about dithering if you are (as M.Brane stated) lowering the bit rate...

http://www.directxfiles.com/manufacturers/analogx_voc.htm Here's the link to the analogx plug Osbick Bird was talkin about. It may or may not work for you depending on how the song was mixed.

By blow the doors off I meant: way more presets and better editability. Not knocking ya or trying to bolster the arguement here jake, but what good are these features if the thing doesn't sound good? An Alesis Quadraverb as incredible editing and presets but I'll take a Lex over that any day...

Cool mix. No critiques of the mix at all. The lyrics seemed a bit "hoakie", but I agree with chris...the "cubefour" chorus part is very cool. Maybe do a shorter version without the verse vocals for an intro/voice over thing also (but then you've probably thought of that). Great work!