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Really, it can be confusing. But if you were to take up another hobby, you'd experience other issues too :) . Anyway, alot of it is more just trial and error, mucking around is the best way to start out.

If you also plan on doing live recordings, what is your bands setup - like how how many instruments (incl. vox, etc..) will you have? Also, what software have you looked into? have you checked out how many ins/outs you need? What is your budget - figure specific... I ask this, because this...

No, unelss there is a really noticable background noise on that track, just delete the sections where it is apparent. Otherwise, just leave it.

in the box? Hi There Jerry, That Fostex MR-8 looks alright. For what you said you want, you may be able to achieve that if you can deal with recording only 2 people simultaneously. Otherwise, if you are only going to record one track or two at tops at a time, it will do you fine for now...

The Delta 1010 is a great unit. It works nicely running in/out of my mackie 1604-vlz pro and ProTools m-powred. I think i'm going to get another one in the near future.

I keep mine in a seperate brief case.

Hey There people of the midi community, I've got an assesment piece coming up soon for my university and we have to sequence a song using either live or logic. Which one do people like better?

Sounds good dave. I don't mind the yamaha MG stuff mind you. I'm glad to hear you atleast said it was better than the behringer. Considering TAPCO is a branch off mackie, i'm sure the quality is decent. I'm a fan of the mackie stuff ever since i got the 1604-vlz pro. Don't know how people...

Hahah, don't we all? I think i just get bored of one song after a while, so unless i'm constantly adding new spurs and exciting elements, its going to get boring first. That's why im into recording, because i can add (real) drums, bass, mandolins, percussion, etc... and really get an idea of...

i don't think it actually knows, i thought you had to put in a value by which you delay it, but maybe i'm wrong or haven't had experience in what your talking about. Alternatively you could just zoom in on the waveform and shift it back/forward or invert it completely, etc...

Its all about backup... I record straight to the PC on my second partitioned drive. Then backup on external drives (ie, DVDs, CDs, HDDs, etc..)

The majority of people who know what their doing when it comes to building a computer builds them themselves. Every single one of my IT buddies owns only self-built computers. I've never owned a computer off the shelf, apart from a laptop... Which is a different scenario.

Yeah i checked out the patterns on the shure site, they look identical as you said with frequency response. Cheers guys.

I've heard of both alto and phonic, actually alot of cheap brands, because the majority of music stores have all the cheap crap. Seriously i wouldn't pay more than $80 AUD including postage for that phonic mixture. Let alone the postage their charging is $74 AUD by courier, with the price tag...

Macs yes are good, but they exceed price ranges of PCs quite considerably for a remotely similar machine performance, unless you want an iBook. I love macs, i would have one if i could afford it, and until this computer is crapped to the brink, only then will i consider getting one. moelar2...

I haven't used the mic or the pre you listed, so i can't comment on those. But for the monitors and headphones, its really one or the other if your on a budget, and when i say that i mean monitors over headphones. Monitors before headphones, mixing on headphones isn't the most ideal way to go...

It depends where or who you buy from as far as how cheap it goes. I've always bought custom-made (built by self). The margain though i agree is getting smaller and smaller in price difference, especially when companies like dell offer an extra so-and-so if you pay with your credit card. Its...

I liked it, namely the first line. I think its good. Any story to it? Or just a spontaneous thought?

Hey Guys, I was lucky enough to pick up a shure SM58 for around $40 used and works great. Anyway just wondering, i'm more of a studio person than live, so i just bought this mic because it was cheap... What luck have people had with this mic in a recording situation? Thanks :)

Its really a personal preference that i buy the software i use whether its fair or not, its all comes back to the old saying do unto others, as you would onto you. Its not of a religious nature i say that, only that i'm in this industry and if a builder has to purchase tools to work on a house...