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I'm new to recording and here is one of my first songs. http://www.nowhereradio.com/artists/?aid=1896/singles

Thanks for the help, I needed to reinstall the newer drivers.

The first time I installed the program on my new computer everything worked great. I am not sure what I did, but now when I go to choose an input the only option is just the "delta 1010" rather than all the inputs seperated like they were originally. Does anyone have any ideas on how to fix...

And what is that reason?

put your main mix outs into your cards ins. put your cards outs, into one of your mixer's stereo channels. use that line as the alt 3-4 so you can monitor.

I would like to know how they stack up against each other.

I was going to build this system from Monarch Computer.com has any one delt with them? Cases: 1003032 Enlight 7237 Mid ATX w/350W PS $89.00 Case Fan: 100510 - Add-On Fan for Enlight 7237 and Fulltower $15.00 Motherboard: 110533 - Tyan Tiger S2460 AMD760 $168.00...

I am wondering how much of an advantage SCSI Hard Drives will give over IDE Hard Drives. Also how would two IDE drives in a RAID-0 stack up in that comparison.

Drummer's ego It might be a blow to your drummer's ego, but ask the drummer to play softer.

I was also wondering this Because I leave my mics setup on my drumset in my studio. When I do my day to day practicing I was wondering if my mics were getting too much wear. I do cover them to prevent dust getting in them.

When I record Into Acid My recordings are great. Then I try to record into N-track with the same levels and there are places where it clips for no aparent reason. Any suggestions?

I love a real wet snare sound but I tend to get too much vibration when I hit my toms and such. Any suggestions?

I believe in tuning the top and the bottom head to the same pitch to reduce unwanted overtones. Also Rim Mounts are a must, they let the drums sing.

I use the 4 Mic setup, I recently purchased a pair of Marshall V63M's from Mars for 80 bucks a piece. They sound fantastic and really make the cymbals sizzle.