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Can I ask what mic/pre you are using on the vocals? I really dig the song, and the recording sounds great...sorry I can't go more in-depth, because I don't feel qualified to, and I'm not listening on monitors either. keep it up!

Being on a tight budget... I also see newegg.com as a way to minimize the $$ I have to spend on new components. If you already HAVE a computer, then why not salvage the stuff that doesn't really NEED to be upgraded...(or at least not at the moment). If you have a computer...you already have a...

Isn't there an ASIO driver that you can set it to? If not, then more RAM *might* help but I'm not completely sure how much an effect RAM has on that kind of thing. I'm running an athlon XP 2100+ at 2.0ghz with 512mb RAM with a MOTU 2408 MKII with ASIO drivers and Cubase. with the buffer at...

Okay, check it out... Yes, the drum machine would know when to play because cubase triggers the notes when they come up in the song exactly where you recorded them to (or pencil'ed them in...etc.) still with me? If you hit record on the cubase midi track, then start hitting your drum...

Glad you like the "loops"... I found that they didn't loop as well as they had as .wav files, but you get the general idea... :D

I don't know of anything like that... but BTW, if anyone here DOES happen to know of some such device, you should know that you dramatically reduced your chances of them responding by posting this in not one, but four different forums. Just a tip for next time.

The 1010 has MIDI i/o... If you have an external midi device you could route the metronome to the 1010 midi out and use your synth/drum machine/whatever to play the metronome click... Otherwise...I've never used n-track...but does it support any simple kind of vst instrument that you could...

Building your own computer is DEFINATELY the way to go. You get exactly what you want, nothing you don't, save a hell of a lot of money, and get a much better system in the end... I built mine about a year ago, with only an elementary understanding...I did a lot of reading online about the...

oops...sorry I should have been more clear. I meant when I was copying files from CD's to my desktop. The CD's are compatible with 52x...but I don't know if it goes that fast copying anyway... ?

Here's the deal...I've got a 52x24x52 CD-RW drive... It's a pretty quick drive and I like it. However, it doesn't seem to cruise at its potential much. I'll put in a CD and when i click on my computer it will start to whirrr pretty fast, but then slow down. I just copied a 300meg folder from...

Try goin' to the source... Here are a couple loops I sampled from an old John Holmes classic I downloa... I mean...came across. yes...that's it. www.rayjonesspecial.com/misc/porn1.mp3 www.rayjonesspecial.com/misc/porn2.mp3 mellow funk groove is the name of the game...

I don't know that a ton of people on the board are, but I dabble in it with cubase and a few VST instruments...can't listen now but I'll check it out when I get home. I'm not too familiar with the electronica scene, but who do you enjoy listening to? And what equipment do you use? trog

I've heard good things about the frontier cards. The RME series is very highly acclaimed as well. The new HDSP series is pretty similar to the older digi models, with the exception of an added software mixer. You can get the digi models on ebay for a pretty good deal.

Hello, Phil. I think the best way to do this would be to make Cubase the master. This means that when you hit play on cubase, the drum machine starts going too. You will have to make a midi connection from the midi out of your soundcard to the midi in on the drum machine. You may have to...

All depends on what your computer likes. I'd say set it the lowest you can without getting pops and clicks. I've got mine at 256, but some programs let me go lower. With Reason, latency is a bigger issue because of midi sequencing and such. So I'll set it to 64 for 2ms latency when I'm using...

typically the result of using bootleg software...

hit ctrl + T to open up up the tempo track. make sure the 'master' button on the transport is pressed. draw in change on the tempo track.

newegg.com has the audiophile for $149...

This might be a dumb question... But how exactly do you build a PC with 2 cpu's? Do you have to get a motherboard that has two separate cpu slots? Or does it work differently than that? And can you double up any model of cpu or does it only work with certain ones? also, if you build a dual...

512 should be sufficient for most of your applications. What I found with my MOTU...and probably is the same with your card... is that playing stuff through winamp or wmp has slightly lower performance than using your recording app. My MOTU unit has separate wav drivers which I think it uses...