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I have to admit that I came from an analog background... and now, having a number of tracks only limited by RAM and computer capability, I am always tempted. Mind you it does have its advantages... My son has been playing for a year or so now, and has built the home studio in the back garden...

No Question.... MAc out performs PC for digital recording.. it also out prices it. I am using an old PC running Studio 1 from presonus. It is doing everything I want it to do, recording up to 30 tracks... and does result in s alittle latency... however there is a workaround that simply lets...

I still think that live sound revolves around how much air is being moved. That is ow we get a great big live sound. Recording is a completely different and, for my money... digital on recording gives the producer the most scope... while big and air moving makes for a big, big sound

Ignoring the few bits I did on the recordse in the Infants.. the first piece would have been Minuet in G.... Bach, I believe. It was pure hard slog.... but when I finally did it right, I felt like I was getting somewhere.... I was 9 at the time

I used to think that more tracks usually led to a better result. However I am rapidly coming to the conclusion that it is not always the case. I have been working on a different version of some classical tracks... put to rock music (much like so many other people before me)... and found that...

I have been using studio 1 from Presonus. It seems to do most of what I want - although I do include reason and fruity loops depending on what I am recording. Most of my own stuff is done with keyboards which makes things very much easier, but my son is a guitarist, and we find Studio 1 is...

DM60 - I have tried recording in Ubuntu using studio. To be honest, when it was running correctly it was not too bad, but it does have a nasty habit of crashing at the wrong moment, (is there ever a good moment?) - There were major issues with latency too. Would be interesting to see what you...