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What you need is audio interface like Focusrite 2i2 or Steinberg UR22. It will replace your current sound card.

Yes, but it won't be pretty. :(

Everything looks fine on the last two pictures (Except you don't seem to have any time left to record. See that "Rec: 44100hz 16bit Max 0h00min" ?) Are you sure you have set up Connections properly? In previous post it seems that you are still using Asio4all and built in soundcard. Or if you...

First off I belive you can get the Mackies fixed (contact your dealer and see how much would it cost). However what is your budget of new monitors? There are monitors in the 300 and 3000 dollar range.

For vocals I usually switch low cut on, but before that I check the specifications to see where and how deep the low cut is. Why to switch on? Less low frequencys to keep pre from overloading (for sudden and unexpected loud pops/singer hitting the stand/whatever). Also theoretically less...

It could be equpiments own noise which may be caused by wrong gain stageing or just cheap gear. (however some guys say that the newer Behringer products are silent). Or it could be the noise from the room and the microphone just picks it up. Turn off air conditioner, fridge... anything that...

You can automate tempo in FL too. Right click on tempo->create automation clip. Search for tempo automation clip in Playlist window (F5), edit it and voila.

Keith, actually H4n should work as audio interface.

I had C-1 many years ago.. and sold it because it was hissing too loud. I bet the mixer isn't helping too.

(and disable all other devices)

Hi! You should post us a clip so we can hear whats wrong. How are you connecting the AT to Zoom? Are you using xlr to xlr cable?

Focusrite Scarlett and Steinberg interfaces seem to be the most recommended around here, so try looking into there. Also you will need xlr cable for mic, a decent mic like shure sm57 and stand for microphone.

This is normal and happens because cubase and windows are using different audio drivers and can't use both at the same time.

I guess it depends on the car. I own a 2008 Škoda Octavia which has stock stereo system and had to turn the bass up (+5! ...mids and highs @ 0) to get it to sound decent. ...and I don't even like heavy bass. :o

I think as long as you are not clipping anything you are completely fine.

Well go ahead and try recording direct to the computer, it might save you some time in the long run and make things easier (no syncing tracks, better to punch in...).

I sounds like digital distortion so turn down the Gain knob on POD (watch the CLIP lights on your interface and make sure that they will neverever light up - it's better to record at low levels). Try experimenting with the Mustang amp and the mic. The amp doesn't have to be big to get huge...

Are you using Zoom as audio interface to record directly to Reaper or you are recording to Zoom first and then transferring the files to Reaper? I know you can use one as a audio interface, but I don't have any idea how well does it work as it. (I have H4n sitting next to me and I'm just too...

Seems like you are recording guitars too hot, there is some distortion in the beginning (clean guitar). Try to record your guitars with real amp and sm57 instead. Around 1.34 the guitar seems to be out of tune slightly?

Not sure if anyone was trying to answer my question or not, but just wanted to clarify that I am using mono plugins on mono channel and stereo ones on stereo channels. Just thought it would be fun to know what is happening when you insert stereo plugin to mono channel or vice versa. :P