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Three years in Germany has paid off. I actually understood that, Sennheiser... Vice

I second what Track Rat was saying. Although, most of the time, our gigs were usually two different places on Friday and Saturday. So we always had to setup and breakdown twice a weekend... Vice

That's really cool... I [try] and write music for those genres. I don't do to well with the writing of lyrics, so I leave that alone. Plus, I don't sing very well. I definetly understand where you are with that. I haven't been in a band in a couple of years. I love performing but I really...

That's funny! :D Vice

I have the ASUS A7V333... no problems thus far! Vice

I haven't heard of a sound card that will allow for that many ins/outs. Here's an option you might want to consider... ST Audio's C-Port The C-Port package has a 24-bit 96kHz PCI host card (DSP 24), the XG-DB1 digital expansion daughter board bracket and the ADC-DAC2000 external converter unit...

Thanks James! Duh! I guess if I would have thought about it a little more that would have made sense with the aux send. Kirstin, no, I didn't get a chance to try and record anything yet. I am eager to, though. I had to go in to work. :( So, I have to wait until later tonight. I'm...

:D :D :D I made the switch (finally) on my DAW. I'm so glad I did. I was in the position where my hardware was not compatible with XP. Now, all my computers are running the same OS. Everything is just dandy! Vice

I would go with XP... But either should be fine. It's MS newest OS and they will most likely continue support for it longer than with Win2K. Not that they aren't supporting it currently... Vice

As Dachay posted earlier... If the WDM driver is good it should Vice

Yeah right! Christmas is over, buddy!:D Vice

James and Kirstin, thank you for your replies. I'm going to try out your suggestions within the next few minutes! Kirstin, what type of equipment do you use now, and what are you upgrading too? I cannot wait to do that myself! :) James, should I be using pre or post on my aux on channel...

It brings the post back to the top of the forum... Vice

Ok, I am at a loss. This is what I have: Behringer mx802a mixer Soundblaster Live! Platinum and Live Drive Sonar 2 What I want to do is record a vocal track. Sounds easy, but for whatever reason I can't seem to do it. I want to have my background tracks playback and record through my mic...

As far as a soundcard goes, something along the lines of a Delta 66 (6 inputs), Delta 1010 (10 inputs), or an STAudio C-Port (10 inputs). Their prices range from $300 - $600. I checked here for prices. Now, for mics, I am not going to even try and tell you too many specifics, I would go to...

Thanks Tex, that sounds good. I am only recording on SoundBlaster and I don't want to do too many volume changes if there's really need. I will only mixdown for the purposes of HR's mp3 forum... :) Vice

Then move the whole folder if you are unsure. I am assuming you could always re-install Sonar if needed... Vice

I'm just curious. I am of the understanding that mastering is finalizing a song. Now, do you do fade outs in the mixing process or do you do that during mastering? This is not start a war on whether or not you can DIY. I know I obviously can. Well, I wouldn't say what I do is even mixing...

My Behringer MX802a... :mad: I purchased mine without thinking too hard about it (obviously). It's a pain! Channel 2 is real noisy, channel 5/6 the pan pot works the opposite of what it says. I use it because its what I have, but when I save up enough money... I don't know if their higher...

First of all welcome to Homerecording.com... Well, you didn't list your computer specs so we can't help you there... What type of things do you think you want to record? Midi? Audio? Midi/Audio? How many ins/outs will you need? Are you going to be multitracking or will you be recording...