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Thanks again, great stuff I can understand. I'll remember all of it and take it all in. I'll be starting my project in the next few days, so I'll be sure to keep good notes and take pics as i can.

An issue I have is if I set up facing the short wall, the wall behind me has a total of three doors. (I'll try to post pics later,) in one corner is isn't an issue because the door is three and a half feet from the corner. However, the other corner has a door leading to the hall, and a closet...

Thanks John and guys for the thread. I'm totally blind, and most of the sites I've been visiting to get a grip on room treatment uses graphs and images that mean nothing to a blind guy. Throw that on top of a ton of technical specs that I really don't understand and you end up with one confused...

I've seen question upon question on recording levels and John Script has done a great job explaining. JOHN SCRIP: OWNER, MASSIVE MASTERING LLC Proper Audio Recording Levels Proper Audio Recording Levels | Rants, Articles

I've seen question upon question on recording levels and John Script has done a great job explaining. JOHN SCRIP: OWNER, MASSIVE MASTERING LLC Proper Audio Recording Levels Proper Audio Recording Levels | Rants, Articles

There's nothing wrong with Audacity at all. I have several friends in radio that use it on a daily bases. I also have a buddy that just bought one of the Behringer C-1U mics and he loves it. Like you, he doesn't need or want a professional studio sound so the mic is perfect for him. It doesn't...

Without knowing your exact budget, and exactly what you are wanting to accomplish, I'm going out on a limb here and going to assume a couple of things. You're a young person, probably a student and living at home and money is a big factor that you don't have a lot of. You're wanting to post to...

There's a great sticky in this forum written by Arcadeko. Explains the process very well. https://homerecording.com/bbs/general-discussions/newbies/introduction-multitrack-computer-interface-recording-323561/

In simplest terms, an audio interface connects your microphones and other sound sources to your computer - it bridges the gap from analog to digital. Audio interfaces are commonly equipped with mic preamps, line inputs, and a variety of other input options.

Did all that. Even clean my audo disk and came up with a total of 19.6gb free. Went through all the global/folder and audio/advanced options and made sure all references were pointing to the correct disk. defragged, made sure no anti virus was running, disabled my network connection and...

Ok, Help me out here. I'm totally blind and sonar is a monster trying to use with a screen reader. I got the insert a send on it track to point to a particualr bus, but I can't figure out how to patch an effect to an i/o bus. How would I do that.

I keep getting a message that's saying somthing like "Cannot record entire project, disk may be full" But I have over 9gb available on my audio disk. What else could be causing this?

How can I apply the same reverb to every track in sonar5?

Thanks Nash, I found the manual in pdf on the distribution disc. I've got a friend coming over later today, and I plan to look in to the fx sends on the bcf2000. I found the layout in the readme, one can only hope it is laid out like the document says. I found the import and export. In...

Yeah, I'm usually a mad man when it comes to hitting control-s, but as luck would have it, this is one time I didn't. Where am I missing it. I can't seem to find import clips

I had look at the pdf version of the manual, but didn't find that. I'll look again. I figured it was some type of meter, and figure it was the input meter. However, not being able to see I couldn't tell which number made it clip, nor could I see it turn red. So it clips at 0.0?

I've notice when I set up an audio track there's a number next to the track name such as -56.2 and then it changes as I record. What are these numbers, and in what range should they fall?

Hi, I just spent two and a half hours recording audio in to Sonar when all of a sudden with out warning it closed. Of course I didn't have autosave on. :( However, the wave files are still in my audio folder. Is there a way of recovering these tracks so I don't have to re-record them?

I've looked on disc, and don't find one any where. Do you know if there's a Sonar manual in pdf? Can you answer these questions for me? 1. How do I patch fx in to my tracks, so can adjust them on the fly with my bcf2000? 2. Where did the audio tools go? In cakewalk there was a menu item for...

I'm goinb to love it. I've not even begin to get the power out of it, and it has already made my life easier. I went back and read another one of your post, and see where I didn't even need to install the Sonar template. That could explain why the lower button does not solo my tracks. I'm...