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I'm switching to OSX, not necessarily for the music production side, but because i am a designer who just happens to enjoy making music. Nothing professional really; it's just for fun on the side. Anyway, it seems my Delta 44, which has served me quite well over the past few years, will not fit...

Ok, I know you guys really don't like this, but......I've got 1,000 or so dollars to upgrade my setup. I mainly record electric guitars, and vocals. But I'm looking for something that would do those well and still be somewhat expandable so I could do acoustic guitars (with clarity, not strummy...

After reading Massive Master's thread awhile ago and everyone raving about how good the Solaris's work as OH and acoustic guitar I was thinking of picking up a pair. Just wondering though, how well do they do on other things, vocals, electric guitar, junk like that?

ok, guys dont kill me, but you know that britney spears song "everytime" where she's in the bathtub in the video. well, at the very beginning of the song there's a piano and some weird instrument (keyboard?) playing this melody. what is that instrument?! i cant figure it out and its driving...

I cant for the life of me figure out how to select just the right or left channel and apply effects to it by itself in cubase sx. I know you can export the file as seperate left and right files and bring them back in, but that seems a little tedious to me. In CEP you could do it, is there any...

My friend and I are heading down to guitar center in a few days to look at some mics. We're looking to start recording some stuff and we need a few mics, pretty much exclusively to record guitar, but things that are good on vocals and other things wouldnt hurt either. The budget isnt really set...

I've heard that condenser mics are known to pick up every bit of noise that's around, whether it be computer fans or amps or whatever. I will mostly be recording guitar amps and the like so I was wondering if I'm going to have to worry about getting my amp to be really quiet as far as noise...

I'm looking around for a nice guitar amp mic (preferably condenser) that's also somewhat versatile. I have a Twin Reverb that I'll be recording and need something to compliment my sm57. I play alot of clean stuff, very little distortion. I also do alot of atmosphere stuff like swells with lots...

I'm going to be recording some electric guitar, and vocals mainly. Should I just go ahead an buy the B1 or save and buy the B3. I hear the B3 sounds just like the B1 in card mode so it sounds like the b3 would be more versatile.

How would I go about connecting my Audiophile 2496 to a DMP3 pre? What cables do I need, etc...

Mainly in terms of sound quality, which is better? Or, for the same price, is there a better sounding card out there?

Im on a 2.7 ghz p4. 512 ram 80 gig HD. With WIndows XP. I'm planning on buying an Audiophile 2496 as a soundcard and a M-Audio DMP3 for a preamp. How does this look to you guys? Is everything going to work/hook up right? Are there any better deals or anything I should buy instead? BTW ill be...

I am planning on buying a Delta 44, or something from M-Audio at least. I was wondering if it is possible, on the Delta 44, to run a straight and standard guitar cable (1/4" I think) or mic cable (if mic cables are still 1/4") right into it and record from that. I dont have money for a preamp...