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they do recommend firewire drives, but I have always used USB drives partly because I started out on windows and my pc's didn't have any firewire slots on them.

Forgive me for this but I do not know what your skill is...Do u properly know how to use eq? I know plenty of people that add eq and they do it wrong.

So True. But it does involve knowing how to properly use compression, eq, at times reverb, how to properly set volume levels and all of those other goodies.

Well first of all you don't want 2 record your tracks 2 low. U want 2 find that happy medium. I like for my tracks 2 come in around -10db considering the instramentals that we get in the studio come in hot so instead of turning everything else up, I turn the instramental down. And once I'm done...

I solo all the time, especially when I'm adding reverb, because when I want the reverb 2 be heard in the mix ill go back and forth by soloing and unsoloing while playing it 2 make sure it sounds good with everything else as well as soloing. Same thing when adding any plug ins. Because I listen...

1. Been a long time since I've used cool edit, but doesn't it have compressors built in that u can use as plugins? 2. The reason why u might think that it doesn't sound that great is because of the room u r in. For example do u have the treated properly? In my experiences the main reason why...

Install the drivers for the mbox, and then inside of whatever software you are using u need 2 go into either preferences or setup and change all of the ins and outs 2 the mbox then it should work fine for u.

I have never used that mic or the pre, I actually use the akg 3000 & the Rhodes NT1 which in my opinion are great mics for what I do, Others bash them but 2 each their own, and I use a focusrite voicemaster pro compressor/pre. gives me a great sound with a treated room. And your delta you...

I have used my digi hardware with Nuendo, Adobe Audition and all of that "not so good" stuff I LOVE MY PROTOOLS

U sure because I know on one of the older versions it used 2 do that cause I used 2 get frustrated when I couldn't figure out how 2 turn it off cuz i hated that lol.

Yes, but the bad thing about the digi 001 is that u can't use Protools over version 6.4 I think. But for $500 u get a 001 and a G4 yes I would do that deal.

Alot of it is trial and error, try this setting see how it sounds if it doesn't work maybe another setting. Sometimes don't do it at all. But before you start to mix you need 2 make sure the recording is done 2 the best of everyone's ability. Because I know I am not going 2 mix a song that is...

Just like the others said, You just mainly need 2 work on your delivery because like the other said you have potential but I can tell you are reading off of your paper. So practice, practice, and practice some more before you record. And the beats you are using are nice but they don't "fit"...

I used 2 have a problem with this back in the day and came 2 find out that it was because I had the input 2 loud while recording. So try turning down your input some while u are recording 2 see if that helps.

Exactly what messianic said as far as getting the sound 2 come out of your speakers. My favorite studio monitors are Alesis Monitor One's you can find them used on ebay for a decent price.

You know some ppl are new 2 the whole recording thing and your post did nothing 2 help him obtain the answer. If you are trying 2 bash and not be helpful this is the wrong place for you so please go do this on another forum 2 build your post count up there. Also, before you try and start...

Start off by learning the shortcuts that you use the most, like undo, create new track, things like that. Then once u can remember them without a hitch learn a new one and keep adding onto it. And editorskeys look nice I might have 2 purchase one set for my macbook and then another for the...

Or find u a used 002 or 002r. which still work just fine.

With protools it has to I just woke up so I can't think of the name of the processing. But with other software it doesn't but by it playing back it has "less chance of adding artifacts" such as clicks and pops when you know that it is not in the music.

That's how I do it.