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I have a couple of pieces of equipment that i would like to write a review on, where is the appropriate place to post them?

Yea, that was actually the very first think i tried, however the new drivers just locked up - i'll be posting shortly ,but 4 weeks later i FINALLY got it working thanks to community support.

uh, the one im responding to 4 weeks later - finally resolved. The unit was never bad, it was presonus software drivers - had REALLY old ones that dont work with new UniversalInstaller which caused it to freeze up - old drivers caused major noise to emit from the left channel. Very rigorous...

Broken :-( My FireStudio had a bad left output :mad: My replacement will be here Thursday, so hopefully i'll have a full writeup after i get at least a weeks worth of using it w/o the bad output.

I was wondering how the rest of you handle this. I have an audio interface (FireStudio) that i use for recording. I would like to be able to play youtube videos, mp3's, etc. from my pc - im not sure how to do this since i had to disable my internal sound device. So, how would you go about...

Thats the information i was looking for, thank you. I wonder why of all things, FireStudio would not have XLR at least for the main outputs. Im glad you responded before i wasted money.

My studio is almost set up but i still have noise that comes from my laptop through the monitor speakers when my laptop power supply is plugged in. Would this help eliminate some of the noise?: http://www.samash.com/p/PRO%202500%20PowerCenter%20Surge%20Suppressor_-49964460 Im not expecting...

cool thats easier, thank you

Still integrating this new hardware and setting everything up - results are good so far but i'll post a review on the 2 products after i use them more - so far the quality is what i was hoping for.

This is great, as a noob i assummed louder initial input is better. thanks :-)

read and understood - thank you.

Well ive found that to record with Mic's and do what i want, my GNX4 was not cutting it. So now im using PreSonus FireStudio for my inputs, using X/Y to mic the guitar, etc.... The recordings are getting better and better but i still have a lot of adjusting/learning to do. One thing i am...

I am right there with you. Ive only found 1 guitar (a 5k Martin) that sounds as good as my $700 Seagull, so im in no hurry to update. Its def not the prettiest guitar but the best sounding for the money that i could find - and i VERY RARELY have to tune it. LOVE IT! Also, just wanted to add...

Its all i can think about - its sitting right next to me. I cant wait to get home to try it :-) I'll give a full review.

What i ended up getting... Well after research, talking with everyone under the sun, etc. i decided and purchased: FireStudio and a FaderPort I'll hook em up tonight and let you know how it goes.

With all this said, i can actually see getting one. I write music for myself and my band and its VERY hard to relay my thoughts (drums esp.) so this could be very good. I always shyed away from being the sound engineer but for whatever reason im really diggin it now. I think it will help me...

Now that makes sense! I get it now. Thanks...!

Hey, its the newb section right? Well i was wondering - would you ever use a MIDI keyboard if your bands songs dont include - keyboard? I know with MIDI you can do cool things, but im not really getting why nearly every home studio i see has a MIDI keyboard in it. Is it for doing something...

You have been very helpful - thank you so much. Due to the limitations of the Zoom that wont work for me - i'll look further at the Tascam M-164uf although its really ugly (who cares). Im also looking further into Presonus Firestudio.

Wow, that zoom sounds EXACTLY like what i need. My comment has to be - why in the heck is it so cheap? I mean, it has mixing, control board, built-in recorder, etc. - does quality suffer as a result? ... im wondering what the pre-amp quality is.