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I agree with Gidge, GoldWave is a good editor, but it's shareware - $40 US and I think it only runs on Windows.

Don't know how long it will last, but here's an archive link to a great resource that seems to have gone away... http://web.archive.org/web/20030204133354/www.studiocovers.com

MultitrackStudio - Audio/MIDI multitrack recording software for Windows. http://multitrackstudio.com/

Algorhythm 1.3 - US$ 29.50 http://www.spacetimefoam.com/Algorhythm/default.htm

Tom, Check your email. Also, just thought - could you be recording in mono? Stereo signals can do weird things when forced to mono - just a thought.

But if you don't know what that position is, it takes some trial and error(work) to find it. I just prefer the term "playing" to keep it fun - which is what it's all about for me :)

I just got a pair of Tannoy Reveals and wasn't very happy with them for a few days, until I placed them vertically, 3' apart(center to center), angled in toward my ears and 3'-3 1/2' from my ears. Also my ears are at the level - midway between the woofer and tweeter. What a big difference this...

Hmmm. If the sound is THAT much different between what you hear "live" and what you hear on playback, I would think it would be a "settings" problem. Are you recording at CD quality (16/44)? I"m using my V-amp2 with an Audiophile2496 and "GoldWave v5" and "MultitrackStudio v3" software and get...

How do you have it connected? What sound card are you using?

I'm excited !!! Just got this in my e-mail.............................. If you are in the market for a nice multitrack audio and midi software program that won't break the bank, check it out - they have a FREE demo available. Too many features(DX, DXI, VST & VSTI, etc., etc.) to list here...

LCD Monitor Check out the NEC MultiSync LCD1760V-BK 17" LCD Black Monitor at http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduct.asp?submit=manufactory&catalog=20&manufactory=1591&DEPA=1&sortby=14&order=1 You can also read some user reviews on that page. I bought the 15" version about 8 months ago and...

Wireneck, This may be what you are looking for.... http://www.soundplant.org/about.htm A cool tool and it's free.

Not 100% positive, but I don't think the free Pro Tools works with WinXP. The info should be on their site under requirements.

A Great Freebie ............. Try Synth1 - it's free for now. http://www.geocities.co.jp/SiliconValley-SanJose/5005/softsynth/ It's a strange page, but just hit download - the synth gui is English. You can scroll down the page for patches or check out this link ...

Dittos on the M-Audio Audiophile 2496. For software, try "MultitrackStudio v 2.1" by Bremmers Audio Design. It's affordable ($69-$99), FEATURE-RICH(audio & midi), rock stabile and important to me - easy to use. You can download a free demo at http://www.multitrackstudio.com/ Have Fun !

Thanks for the link ! It's a good lesson in creativity ... if you can't be with the DAW you love - Love the DAW you're with.

I've had very good results with Zzounds. In the past year I've made about 8 purchases from them and have always received the orders on time. I haven't had to return any, but their return policy seems to be excellent. Also, I believe they will match any legit online price. Just not sure if...

Another place for electronic kits you may want to check out is PAiA. http://www.paia.com/index.htm They have been around since 1967. I've built a bunch of their kits and have found them to be very reliable. Also, the folks that run the show are helpful.

I haven't used the Aphex, but I just tried something with my V-amp2 I thought may be of interest. I ran my acoustic through it on some "clean" settings, using a DeArmond 260 pickup and the sound just blew me away! Of course I couldn't resist trying some "distortion" settings - they surprised...

You can use dBpowerAMP Music Converter (dMC) to do this easily. Just right-click your file and set the parameters(it will remember them the next time) and away you go! It's free and you can get it here... http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm