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i know, i was asking how they obtain in, just for the love of knowledge. i'll keep sampling. thanks anyway!

how can i obtain that characteristic hip hop / r'n'b tight snare sound? is there a sample somewhere or something??

that's exactly what you should hook your sblive ins and outs to, in order to get little noise and a good job :D

i know that this topic may have already been covered, but i searched and couldn't solve my problem anyway... here's the trouble: i have downloaded some .sf2 files and i really love them. i have played them in the creative keyboard thing and they work. i want to use them in pro audio 9. i...

badly mastered: californication indeed, and "showbiz" by muse the best master i've stmbled across so far was jeff buckley's "grace". the peaks are not hot at all, but it sounds great to me.

thanks, thats it maybe (i have just formatted..). its a lot probable because the thing worked perfectly with wavelab. thanks!

when i use cubase, and i set sound forge as the external editor, and i choose to edit a file, it opens sound forge, but it says that theres an error and it wont let me edit the file. i dont know what im doing wrong... the same thing works perfectly with cakewalk... and: how can i send to sound...

this is a golden question.... i am in a veeeery similar situation. on one side, having the mackie and the delta would be a lot more versatile and maybe a little cheaper (even if i dont think so), and you get excellent preamps. but, with the aardvark things become a lot easier (you can save...

just a quick question: as i dont have much money left, can i use my hi-fi power amp with the tone controls set flat to drive reference monitors, and get decent results? or do i need a dedicated unit? and would a 160 Watts power amp be good to drive a 100 W (or less) speaker? thanks a lot!

i've looked at samson and they dont look good to me. still, i understand i should HEAR them. nady's mixers, insted, look like what i was looking for. but i cant find prices for nady... anyway, if behringer is total crap (which was a bad surprise to me), what do you guys think of soundcraft...

i still think they're very good for the money you pay. not anybody can afford 2000 dollars 48 track mixers.. anyway this people seem to know their thing way better than i do (not being sarcastic, really), so... i suggest that you HEAR it anyway. you judge. if you have a GOOD CHEAP better...

i have the 802 and i think it has done a GREAT job over the past year. i use it all the time. i think it's definitely worth spending the extra from the 602. with four mic channels you can use it to record (even if not in the best way, of course) small band demos, a full drum kit,and anyway it's...

hi. i just wanted to ask a stupid question. my singer's voice has a very, VERY large dynamic range. he whispers and at times he shouts. of course, running the mic directly in the mixer and then in my computer, i get very annoying distortion problems all the time. i was wondering if a compressor...

thank you all guys for helping! i think i'll go for the nt3. i read a post a few weeks ago about the nt3 sounding very good on vocals too, so i'm positive now. i'll close mic the amp with the 57 and get the room from the nt3. my home studio is now almost finished. i just have to choose the...

i play electric guitar and i'm planning to buy a new mic (i already have a 57 and a 58) to record good vocals, to use as a drum overhead and, possibly, to record guitar amps. i've heard rode nt1 and i really like it, but many people are advising the nt3, saying it's more versatile. i've read...