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I'm looking into getting a tone that alot of heavier pop/punk bands use, almost like the Joey Sturgis type tone that is used in alot of bands from Rise records(although I'm not a fan of a bunch of their bands). Please give me ideas on what amplifier modeling software I should get that will give...

temporarily studio one free, Logic Pro 9 in about a week. I'm recording a lot of high gain music with mic'd cabs and acoustic guitars with condenser mics. I'm looking for something that won't break too easily

any interfaces in the $200-$300 youd recommend?

yes I want each drum to have its own individual track, I have enough inputs on the mixer which is an Alesis Studio 24, and my interface is a Focusrite Saphire 2 input.

I had just gotten a new Alesis mixer to track drums and I am wondering if I could run my mixer through my interface and still have individual tracks for each channel of the interface though my DAW software to add programs. Any pointers on what I should do would be very helpful!

thanks a million, thats what i figured what was going to have to be done

I am wanting to know if it is possible to record drums on a two input interface but with multiple mics by using a method such as Y cables, mic splitters, ANYTHING that will save me from having to spend more on a new interface due to the fact that i had just bought a new interface to start up...