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I've used the axiom 49 via usb and pro tools/reason recognize it right away. Pretty much plug and play, not sure about the oxygen, but I would assume it would be the same.

That's exactly what I want!! When I'm playing a piano, I want it to feel like a piano. Nothing more, nothing less.

Thanks guys!! I'm definitely going to go check out the studiologic stuff!!

I believe sonar has some sort of "generate midi note" command, although it's been a while since I switched to Pro Tools. Check the help maybe?

Save Copy In This will copy ALL necessary files to the folder of your choosing!

What are you trying to do with it? Maybe we can give you some tips or something!

There you have it! If you want your vocals to sound great, sing 'em better!

Yeah, I'm pretty down with all the digirack stuff. The d-verb is kinda cheap sounding, but the eq and dynamics stuff are top notch!

I would really advise against going with protools unless your eventual goal is to use pro tools professionally (engineer in recording studio or Post production using Protools). It IS the industry standard, but you might not necessarily fall into "the industry". The fact is that protools is...

Any advice here? I've been using an old casio keyboard for a bit as a midi controller, but I just can't get used to the plastic feel of these cheap keys. I want to step up to an 88 key fully weighted controller, but price is tight, i'd like to spend $300 at the most, less if possible. Any...

for a sound like this, if I didn't want to use samples, I'd probably stick a 421 near the beater to get a good click and use that sound to key a 50 Hz sine wave. But I'd probably use samples. Everybody's doin' it!

Yeah, until your recording and mixing techniques become very advanced, preamps shouldn't affect the quality of what you end up with.

You can edit multiple tracks that are grouped, but you can't use beat detective on them.

iLok only holds authorizations, not the actual plugins. You still have to download and install the plugins to your actual computer.

Also, for what it's worth, I recall reading a Butch Walker interview recently in which he talked about using Ampeg SVX for quick/good bass sounds.

A lot of post for commercials is done completely in the box these days. As far as "fancypants compressors"... chances are it could just be the bf76 that comes with protools! As for synth programs... I'm hearing a lot of reason loops in commercials these days. Reason with a couple good...

808. Look for some 808 samples. Or just generate a signal around 50Hz and just place it appropriately.

Fyi, your firepod preamps probably aren't going to cut it. I had a firebox with an sm7 and I had to crank the pre's and use the 10db of digital gain to get a good level. Very noisy. I've heard that the m-audio dmp3 is a good budget pre that will work well with an sm7, but I have yet to pick...

Well, in a nutshell, LE is better for post production because you can get the dv toolkit that lets you do cool things like editing in frames as opposed to bars/beats, samples, time. If you're not into doing post, m-powered gives you a larger base of interfaces to choose from, and because of...

To my knowledge, nothing about fades is destructive and can't be undone with just a few mouse clicks. Here's what you do. Use the trim tool, probably in slip mode, and just trim the song to where you want the fade to end. Now highlight from where you want the fade to start to the end of your...