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your 17? when you build it keep in mind you may have to get it out the door some day. so make sure it can come apart with out breaking it or make sure it fits through the door with out scratching it all up.

well you said it comes out of the headphone jack from your amp. so your card is fine. thats if you did not try to use any other connection on your amp. you may want to double click the speaker icon on the bottom or your screen and go options then properties and click recording. make sure that...

It would be nice to have a non-profit organization like the consumer report magazine but for audio and recording to give you unbiased info on gear. that way they can test it run it and see how well it performs like for mic's how it would sound with different voice types and how versatile it...

thems fytn words ya no. :D

again Iv posted on berries ad space on catalogs. Their gear is boasted by the companies as a low price high quality. One ad I saw called the berry product "the David of the Goliath gear industry." The reason I chose the truths was that it had more options like room acoustics compensation and XLR...

ah ok makes better sense now thanks. I thought that the ins on the sub had to already be a cross over signal.

ok I know you may not want to spend anymore time on this. but if you spent 50 hours then spend a little more time with the manual. I dont understand, what is the problem? The first time I used cubase I just hit the record button and it started recording with onboard audio card. It wasnt till I...

ok so then it will go; audio interface out> sub in> subout> moitors. if thats the hook up then does the sub out bypass the sub circit

My home audio receiver had a sub out. and my sub has a, well a sub in. but if I want to buy a sub for my DAW how is it hooked up when I dont have a sub out from my audio interface or monitor? do I need to buy something else to use one?

I can see the finger prints on that pic

that will be tough. most people want money first to make sure you dont end up not paying for it. its your call.

in cubase the tracks have an option to have read and write enabled. when you have write enabled for the track any changes you make like adjust the fader turn on or off plugin eq, ex.. will be recorded

your first thought is the right one. you read about the scam before this second chance. I would take that as a dont do it man. scammers are getting very crafty it scares me. For me I dont take sales pitches I didnt ask for.

zzounds has it. http://www.zzounds.com/a--2676837/item--MACONYX1220

http://support.gateway.com/s/Mobile/Gateway/7305GZ/4204faq9.shtml this link shows you how on that laptop. you have to hold down the fn key which is the key way to the bottom left of the keyboard and the f4 key. the link shows you other fuctions of the fn key

3 days is not much time. you said firpod then you said firebox. wich is it. not that it matters cause they are both firewire. I take it that the laptop does not have firewire. but you can buy a firewire pcmia card and hook it up there. I know this will sound ronchy but you can buy a firewire...

you should have a fn key towards the bottom left of the keyboard. most new and some old laptops can do dual screen. notice your keyboard has other symbols a different color and the fn key is the same color as those. the fn key activiates those keys. hold down the fn key and the key that has two...

heres the deal. I bought them in January this year. The buzzing started like after 2 months. Yea I lived with it for this long. but after reading the warranty(warning :) ) I got discuraged cause it said if it was not a warranty part or if it is was determined that it was me that caused it then...

I smelled the berries before I clicked the link. The question is how much are you willing to spend on an audio interface. If you want it all in one then you can look into a firebox if you have firewire. thats if you want to shell out $300. but the audio file has XLR.

is that legal