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Well thanks for the snotty reply to your stupid question. It would probably help you in the future if you read the answer to your question.

Rami, if your knob is fading, you may want to get that checked... oh wait I read that wrong, nevermind!

Well the first thing is "The State of California" Not belittling my musician friends from there, but unfortunately there are a few wingnuts that have made that state ridiculous about this kind of thing. Basically, everything manufactured uses some sort of chemical or constituent and basically...

You will loose some VST's that aren't 64 bit. Your projects should be ok (except the plug that are 32 bit). I would post this in the Sonar forum. There is a lot of knowledge there and they will give you better advice. Cakewalk Forums

There is so much effect, I couldn't tell if it was a person or a computer voice. I need to hear you to give a comment

Posts like this just boggle my mind.

You answered your own question: my interface is a Focusrite Saphire 2 input.

I'm a Sonar user, but for new folks, I highly recommend Studio One. I set a friend up on it who is not only DAW illiterate, but fairly computer illiterate in general. The software is very user friendly, support is excellent and the Studio One forum is top notch.

I have a good monitoring set-up. I say send it straight to the mastering house. Thoroughly enjoyed this!

The best would be to buy a new matching squire, put in a couple of matching scuffs and signatures, send it back with about a $5k invoice. Keep a straight face and insist on payment!

Little help. What model??

Like Bobbsy said, I hope you realize the video is just lip synced to a relatively professional recording. I encourage you to record, but start by reading the sticky's at the home page. There is a boat load more to this then just a mic and a nice voice. Superman can fly, but I can't just put on...

like asking how short is a piece of string??

That's the main reason to run balanced cables. If your monitor and interface have balanced inputs/outputs, running balanced cable would have fixed it as well.

Dan, Check out some drum software and try doing it yourself. The software available is amazing. Just a suggestion.

At the very least, if you only have one HDD, get an external drive strictly for backups. When (not if) your HDD dies you have a backup you can restore on a new drive. Just backup often enough to make the backup useful. A friend of mine had his drive die on his computer. He had a backup that he...

One thing I do with vocals is send them to a bus. Then when you add reverb, compression etc., add it to the bus so that all harmonies have the same effect,

Sounds like radio interference ground loop problem. How old is the building you are in, and does it have 3 prong outlets?

We can hope!

First gig I ever played, slammed my hand in a car door 1 hour before the show. Ripped off 2 fingernails. Did the show then got drunk. Rock and Roll forever!