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If you are recording on let's say track 2. Then u need to turn the volume down all the way on track 2 and that should stop your feedback issues. After u record on Track 2 then u turn it back up and then u will hear it just fine.

Look in this thread. https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=277521 on the first page erockrazor posted a bunch of different links 2 some free plugs.

I think a good interface is needed. Unless you have a good sound card. But if i recall u said your mic is plugged into the back of your computer. So get a good interface and a condensor mic, then go from there.

With your mackie d8b u can only use 8 channels with protools because of software 5.1 allows the d8b to emulate a mackie hui and the hui only has 8 channels. I loved working in the studio when we had the d8b and I also wished that I could use more than 8 channels maybe one day.

I wouldn't use the normalize button. I have noticed that when u use the normalize button it adds "artifacts/noise/hissing sound" so I prefer to use the gain instead of normalize. That is my .02 and my preference.

For M Audio equipment you need 2 get protools m-powered. I'm not sure if the profire is able 2 work with it, you will need 2 check m audio's website.

If they are a paying client I do it how they want me 2 but I do make certain suggestions and I tell them, "U know it will sound better if we do it this way, You should at least try it and if u don't like it we can do it your way" Majority of the time it works, especially if they have respect for...

it doesn't matter which part u do first, but as far as your chorus I would get a perfect take and then copy and paste it into the other parts

Unfortunately I'm not in front of my pro tools rig, but I would say crank them both up and see if that helps. If not start turning them down one at a time until it works properly for u.

I'm not in front of my pro tools rig right now. but I think u need 2 go into your options and find where it says H/W Buffer Size and play with that as well as play with the CPU usage amount. Crank them all the way 2 allow pro tools 2 use the majority of your CPU and I think that should take care...

U don't need eq on your monitors, U want them 2 be flat response. The only eq that u want 2 hear is what u add 2 it in your program. My very first pair of monitors had eq's on them and I always kept them at 0, that way whatever I heard was what I did in my mixing software.

When it comes 2 your music, u don't have 2 be fair 2 anyone but yourself.

If u are looking for a control surface to go with protools and u don't want 2 pay the full price for the 003 then yes go with the command 8 or u can also search around and maybe try to get a used 002.

Just curious why do u need 16 ins and outs?

Not sure of the "easy" way 2 do it, but u might need 2 uninstall pro tools then go in and delete the digedesign folder from your c drive, then reinstall it.

If u get the M Audio hardware u can use it with any software. It does allow u 2 use pro tools m audio as well. I Have some clients that come 2 my studio with nuendo sessions and I use my digidesign 002 with nuendo. I would use pro tools over cubase but that is a personal preference as I have...

What u need 2 think about is if u are ever going 2 need 2 take your sessions 2 a "pro" or different studio. If so I would say go pro tools. I would say go pro tools anyways but I'm biased. but if u ever need 2 take it 2 a pro studio u will not be able 2 unless u have pro tools but there are...

And that is 100% correct.

If you have the update I would install that and try running it, even though the manual says it can't u said u had the update so give it a try.

look into something like www.yousendit.com www.sendspace.com There are many different services available all offering different size files that u can upload. So just google transfer big files.