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FL Studio On the left side is download link from Image-line's own server. It should be as clean as it will get (ofcourse don't forget to untick unnessesary things when installing)

It's a bit reverb heavy I think. I don't know how much bleed you got and what's your philosophy, but I would try to fix some bad notes.

Dave, out of interest - why did you install FL 7? I mean this is pretty outdated, version 11 came just out...

What mbox are you using, there's a five different ones? :P If that's the new Avid one check the Mbox driver control panel - you can control monitoring from there. This should work UNLESS you are monitoring thru Pro tools. However if the problem lies in PT (copy-paste from Gearslutz):

1) The tripod mount hole should be size 1/4". You can find the right size on ebay: 1 4 tripod screw | eBay If you are planning to put the zoom under the car you should cover it to protect it against dirt, small rocks and such. Putting the Zoom into non-lubricated condom seems to be an option...

This really isn't a qualty issue.. FL does this automatically, probably because of giving you more headroom.

If you got Windows 8 Pro then you should be able to downgrade it to Win 7

You can get small latency with built in sound card, but it all depends on your computer processing power. Hungry VSTi's and slow computer = no good.

What shockmount is this? (link or something..)

This could and could not work, you'll have to try yourself. I actually wanted to add that you can choose project template in FL so you don't have to remove the limiter every time you start a new project. File->New form template->Minimal->Empty

Let's pretend we have a Pro 40 and Octopre mk2. Connect them so that Pro 40 is the master clock source.

Have a look at Wunder CM7-FET

My only worry would be that all ADAT pre's don't have ADAT in. How do you send the wordclock sync then? You can't. That's why I see the Saffre 56 as more futureproof.

I watched the videos and downloaded the stems yesterday with no problems. Great videos and great tune.:thumbs up: This competition is going to be interesting. :eatpopcorn:

Yes, I know, I was talking about the wordclock, as you can choose SPDIF as wordclock source. (But really, it's just a theory)

Thank you for your kind words :drunk:

Great, but Pro 40 does not have wordclock in/out (okay, there is SPDIF, but how many 8 channel pre's have spdif?). I'd say get a little more expensive Saffire 56 with two ADAT in/outputs and wordclock connectors. Thats what i did. :)

1) You could possibly do that with Ableton. I'm not a pro with Ableton, but possible solution I see would be inserting a reverb effect on the channel you are recording and setting it to 100% wet. When you are recording turn the effect on (this way you will get direct signal from the Fast track...

No, FL just overrides the tempo unless you import the midi file in this way: File->Import->Midi file... This creates a new project and imports the tempo data also. You can edit tempo data via right clicking the tempo->Edit events. (Pain in the ass... why couldn't it just create a normal...

Exactly what Jimmi said. You can automate the tempo in FL by right-clicking on tempo and choosing "Create automation clip". This creates an automation block in Playlist which you can edit over there.