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I guess I'm just a little too bent towards Pro Tools 10 already. I know most of you would say that it isn't worth the money, but it just so happens that I would qualify for the Academic Edition so it would only cost $285. It's still more than Reaper, but having read a lot of reviews and watched...

Thanks, I may have to take a closer look at it, but what I saw when I was exploring around the program wasn't as userfreindly as Cubase and I didn't find much if any editing options that Cubase LE5 doesn't have already.

The free Reaper demo that can be downloaded from their site does not have the full capabilities of the paid version, does it? Why not? I wish I could get a 30-day trial of the full version so as to see wether I like it or not.

You hate reverb?? Sure, I can agree that too much reverb can distort the music and just not sound good. However, reverb is one of the most important tools in making an audio track sound proffessional if it is used just right. As for me, I like reverb!

Thanks for your help! I do also have another computer that has three GB ram which I could consider using; the only problem is it is still using Windows XP which I understand that Pro Tools only works with Windows 7. But, I don't intent to buy the Pro Tools Student Edition till I find someone...

Wow! Would that run fine my computer that has only 2GB ram if I basically wiped it of everything else and installed Windows 7?

Hello guys, I'm curious what the differences are between the regular Pro tools ten and the Pro Tools 10 Student Addition. I noticed that the Student Addition is less than $300; what are the reasons>

I'm just curious what audio production software you guys would recommend under the following categories. I have formed an idea after looking up alot of different software and reading info online, but I thought it would be interesting to see what you guys reccommend. under $100 $100-$300 $300+

I know what you mean; you almost can't tell that it is a human voice, but for the sound I'm trying to get I actually want to have the low bass sounding like what you here in the clip above. Like I said, in some cases it can serve as a cover-up for dry bass or minor vioce flaws.

Thanks for the tips! I suppose accapella like this is something most of you guys don't work with a lot; here is a clip with a few low notes that will give you a little of an idea what I'm working with. You'll have to have pretty good speakers/headphones in order to hear this stuff. The last few...

Do any of you guys have any tips on editing low bass vocals? I've been trying to boost low bass in a way that will blend with the music and also hide the voice flaws that are often present in really low bass. I'm using Cubase LE 5 and I was wondering if my program would have a tool that would do...

Get ahold of the Steinberg tech via the Support Request Form on their website, I'm sure they can help you.

Just did, thanks for bringing that to my attention. I had contacted them via the support form, but that guy couldn't help.

I just checked that and it is at zero. I wish Steinberg would have a more helpful tech support...

No answers for me???

Yup, I have that checked.

It is set at 0.5ms

Here's another no-brainer for you guys I've been recording multiple tracks with Cubase LE 5. When I play the tracks they are not aligned as I recorded them originally. Where can I change the settings so that the tracks are perfectly aligned when I play them?? Your help is much appreciated.

I does seem a little confusing, but I did what the tch said and deleted a lot of unused stuff from my computer and restarted the computer, reinstalled the ASIO driver and it worked fine.

I hust got my free mix back from Gabriele and it's quite good considering the minimal quality of my tracks. Thanks again !