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I always keep them as two tracks like other people have said. This way you can figure what you like latter on. You could even just delete one of the tracks if you didn't need or want it. If you record them to one track you are stuck with the blend you have.

Oh, He must use his ears and not his eyes then. The force isn't strong with this one.

This almost sounds like a speaker alignment problem. Pan them and then move your head around and see if they fall back in phase.

No worries, I have one cable that was 2.50 including shipping for my mobile rig and it works great.

With the gain plugin you highlight the individual notes you want to raise or lower with the multi tool then adjust it with the gain plugin, which in return adjusts the appearance of the wave form. There is no "easy" way to do it in pro tools. It's a giant flaw. Make sure you save after each...

I like this drum sound. Very natural sounding and seems to be a good representation of what a drum kit sounds like. I will have to keep my eye out for the ATM 25

Yes, they do! You can usually see online in the description of what is included with the interface.

Are you trying to attach the clock to a computer? or what...?

the Phonic FIREFLY 808 Universal 18X18 Firewire Interface has it for $399. That was the cheapest last time i checked. The mackie blackbird has it for under $500, also.

For that many inputs and that price, you can't beat it.

Yes, it does. Also check out the Tascam US-1641. Although it is USB 2.0. 2.0 allows you to get the individual tracks like firewire. It can found for $210 on B&H. Anything firewire or usb 2.0 will give you the individual tracks to the computer. Tascam US-1641- for 8 inputs and for cheap...

The old audix fusion kick mic was horrible. I don't know how much they improved it when they updated it though. Here is the d6 vs the f14 vs a shure sm57 I didn't record this. I found it on this forum or another, a long time ago. http://www.lightningmp3.com/live/95159-D6vsF14vsSM571.mp3

look for "gain" in the audiosuite menu on top. This will allow you change waveform volume.

Price range? Why is a 7 piece a must? What genre do you usually record? Let me know and I'll through some suggestions your way. You will be better off having 4 good mics then 7 bad ones.

I would get the one that comes with pro tools 8. For a few reasons: If you latter on decide you need more tracks and options then protools le. You can crossgrade to protools 9 for cheap. This option right here will allow you to use any interface in the future and still own a $600 industry...

Although you are correct, I took the O.P.'s post to mean he wanted to be able to individually edit the waveforms on the computer. Beri. as far as I know only offers usb mixers not usb 2.0. With regular usb he receives his recording as a single stereo track or two mono. But if he is looking...

The firewire does come with its own driver.

It will work fine you just need this Amazon.com: Firewire 800/400 IEEE 1394B Cable - 9 to 6 Pin (9pin 6pin) - 4FT: Electronics

It is a hobby don't waste the money on a preamp right now. Take that 300 and go buy some monitors if you don't already own them(the krk's are great in that price range). Use the mboxs preamps until you feel that is what is holding you back then upgrade.

Do you already have an interface. Depending on the interface it may be able to act as a bridge but I doubt it.