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There are softwares that do the work, but what is it good for if you don't really know what the software is doing? If you can't find the key by yourself I believe you won't be able to use it well to. Theory and ears, that's the best way. :cool:

You can do what AlChuck said in Sonar too. Just enable your soundcard to record everything that is playing, then arm an audio track and play the midi one. ;)

And yes, there is a noticable difference between a crappy soundcard and an expensive one. ;)

Some info in here too.

I could not download the file, but anyway, you should post your works in the MP3 Mixing Clinic. ;)

Even without onboard features: how did you use all those slots??? Just curious... sound, video, what else? :confused:

Yes, but you'll have the same latency with all these plugins.

A M-Audio Audiophile 2496 would be a good change for you. ;)

Jeez, I thought you're banned.

You'll find tons of compressors here: http://www.thedirectxfiles.com/

Ops! I forgot to say that you like to write too! Very long posts! :eek: :D

You like articles, don't you? :) Nice one too! :cool:

That means: I don't like to use external effects. I prefer recording a clean sound and process the effects on my computer, even if I have 0.5ms latency, because it sounds better and I can change the effects at any time I want. Is it clear now? If not I can write in Portuguese for you. :D

Yeah, I could see that, but as you may know, many "newbies" that come to this forum are looking for recording, gear, software tips. Many of them don't compose. I guess that in the Songwriting forum you'd have a bigger audience. ;) Anyway, it was a nice article! Good job!

I'm with Mr. Monroe!

I rather having a 0.5ms latency than recording a distorted sound.

... and make sarcastic jokes! :D