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Hey Darren! First off I would generate a sine wave (make sure it peaks at 0) on the computer and run the signal to Mackie. Then adjust the input levels so the meter will never go above 0. Now setting the output and monitor levels is a bit more complicated, because some equipment generates hiss...

What others said. Take a look also at Studio building & display forum, lot's of threads about acoustic treatment over there.

You could write what the error says instead of taking a screenshot?

Very nice panels :thumbs up:

Shure has a great blog post about this if you haven't found it already: Miking the Legendary Leslie Tone Cabinet | Shure Blog

Behris look a bit different. Should be these: Summit Audio - DCl-200

Apparently this movie: Muscle Shoals (2013) - IMDb

Sony MDR-7506 and Beyerdynamic DT-770 pro are also good headphone choices.

You could also try: 1) Put MTR switch on DRIVE and adjust the gain so the VU meter reads max -10. (if thats not possible turn on pad on pre or microphone) 2) Now switch MTR to OUTPUT and turn output knob so the meter reads under 0. 3) Make sure Scarlett signal light never lights up red.

Hi MK! Usually audio interfaces have preamps built in, so you won't need to buy it separately. Make sure that the interface has phantom power so you can work with condenser microphones like perception 220 (which is pretty good mic for starting out). Any other things? XLR cable, mic stand, pop...

Downloading right now... Any clues on deadline? :)

FL Studio - double click on the background to choose the picture.

Foobar since last week.

What does the error say? Try freezing all the tracks you can and then exporting. I agree with Jimmy - probably time to upgrade your computer.

This is not a good idea. This will give you distorted picture of whats going on. (possible phase issues, comb filtering...) Use the Rokits for recording, Kustoms+Behringer for live sound. We really don't know what you want to record. Maybe some mic's will help? :) Headphones, mic stands, cables...

This Samson is not a audio interface and recording via 3,5mm input is a good way to end up with bad recordings. Also usb mic's are not the way to go. Try to find a decent interface for starters. M-Audio Fast track mk2 for example is cheap and helps you to get decent recordings.

I'm not really sure, but it seems Chromebook has it's own operating system. Not sure how many audio editors will work on this.

Mo Facta has a nice list. I would add: Shure sm81 AKG C451B Beyerdynamic m201

Okay, foam again. :D Try searching for bass traps around here - you'll understand why these are better than foam.

Or record the guitar direct and then reamp it with the mic. For final mix you could even use a blend of mic'd amp and guitar sim.