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If it is for Hip Hop beats, stick on to loops, much more flexible than hardware drums and recording quality depends on the loops you use. So that is a better choice.

you need a multitrack recording software, like cakewalk or cool edit, try to get a shareware demo of any mulit track software.

Samson is very tempting cos the prices are very good, just wanted to get some feedback on it before buying that, Thanks Middleman and Vestast. Lets see what others suggest.

If you have the urge to put some effort in, then it doesn't matter how poor you are for the time being, you are gonna get the sound you wanted. YES! it is possible to make midi sound like real instruments. Any Keyboard with midi input/output is cable of giving that to you. Also a sound module...

I am not familiar with cubase, but it is generally File>Save as > and select the cubase format where all your midi data and wave data will be stored. IF you are using a trial version may be that is disabled.

What purpose you are gonna use the headphones for? Tracking? Monitoring? !!!!!!!!!!!

Just thought of getting a sub woofer, I am not looking for a Genelec, Mackie or JBL (can't afford them), and my control room is 12x12, so I dont need a very powerful sub. I guess I am stuck with these 5 choices Event 20/20/S250 Subwoofer, M-Audio SPX, Samson Resolv 120a, Tannoy 110 CS Active and...

4. Let be answer your last question first, All those knobs and faders in Edirol keyboard you will automatically figure out easily once the keyboard starts working with your Sonar. 3. Yes, you can play softsynth directly from sonar, you need to do that to print a midi (that uses softsyth) in...

If you are looking for less bleeding use the Senheiser, if you need comfort use the AKG240 (awesome but needs an amp to drive)

Great link fldrummer, very interesting!

magix is a good software, I used it looooong ago for some processing, (esp the noise reduction was so good) but now I dont think they improved anything further. I think the reason I stopped using Magix is that it doesn't even go any further than 44.1 16 bit resolution. Anyway hope not too many...

If you are using a original software version you can look up in the manual! Like Stealthtech said effects are add on stuff, you either add it through external effects units (Hardware) or internal plugins. You can add them in real time while recording or record it dry and apply effects later...

Driver! Reinstall it

I had the same problem with Sonar 2.0 but when I installed Sonar 2,.2 I didn't face it again. May be they will find a cure for this in Sonar 3.2 :D

Is a Ford better than Chevy? or how about Honda and Toyota? Same here ....... depends on the user. Some liek Sonar and Some liek Protools. They both do the same functions and basically Sonar is the King in PC world and Protools in Mac.

Did you check out the "Analog only" thread in this forum? You may get more ideas from there.

Maya is a good choice, not too expensive still low latency and good drivers. Like Stealthtech said, will not conflict with your SB cards. So Go for it.

M audio drivers are pretty solid, so you can expect a trouble free operation if you install it right. Never heard any complaints so far.

First connect the midi cables properly. keyboard midi out to sound card midi in. Then go to. Midi Devices in cakewalk and select the sblive midi input and output. Go to Instruments and map the channels to your soundfont or GM. Then it should work.

If you have a singer who doesn't grab the mic stand while singing, you dont need a shockmount and if you have panty hose and a shirt hanger you dont need a pop filter :D