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What do you think is the most versatile AND\OR brutal guitar amplifier out there now? Keep in mind these are STOCK amps and not modified ones. What are some of the things that you think make it versatile. As far as brutal goes, I have the Bogner Uberschall in mind. It seems to produce a...

I have a Terratec EWS 24/96 Mastering sound card with ASIO drivers... Could anyone explain what difference in quality lower samples per buffer are than higher samples per buffer are? All I know is that the higher the sample per buffer, the higher the latency - it makes sense but I'd just like...

my 5150 What is your guitar rig like? Amp? effects? pedals? tubes? etc? Just curious :D

I'm replacing a Behringer "24 channel" - yeah, TECHNICALLY 24 channels- mixer for a Mackie 1604vls 16 channel mixer (with 16xlr inputs). The pres in my Behringer are pretty thin sounding. I also found out that there is a terrible latency to the components that are involved in the board...

I can get a really decent recording with Sonar. After mixing down a few guitar tracks, I can get my levels up pretty decently. After I'm satisfied, I export the mixed down audio to a .WAV file. I open it to play in Windows Media Player and (unless I have the eq either off or completely FLAT) it...

Even though I find using all digital paths for recording causes the quality of the produced recording to sort of miss something. That's why I like to use alot of analog signal paths in my "home recording studio". I really like to intergrade teh digital and analog mediums of recording, that way...

I believe that compression is overused in studios now a days; everyone's competing to have the loudest and most "ready for airplay" mixes. Even with the most advanced transparent compressors, the act of compression will morph the dynamics of a recorded song, something that I want little to do...

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I like Carvin gutiars alot. Honestly, I think theyre the best. They started out as just making guitar pickups, but now look where they are. Aside from guitars, their equipment is well built. Any equipment that Carvin has made that I delt with is very durable, heavy duty, and reliable. Their...

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I bought a used Aardvark Direct Pro 24/96 a while ago for my computer but its the original and only has the 95\98 drivers. The drivers will not work with XP. Just to make sure there wasn't anything wrong with the unit itself, I installed it on my 233mhz Win 98 PC, and it works fine. However, I...

Which OS would you prefer to use programs such as Cubase, Logic, Sonar, etc. for mastering a stereo mixdown?

I'm beginning to expand my recording studio and was wondering if a DAT recorder is nessesary for bringing the levels up in my audio recordings or not? I would appreciate someone who knows about them to give me some advice.. thanks.

Is it necessary to buy a good DAT or hard disk mastering device for mastering your final left and right mixes?

Can anyone give me some info on a good quality, versatile compressor that doesn't cost more than 1500?

I've been reading that soundcards that provide a MIDI port can be linked with the VS-1824 so that a software program such as Cakewalk programs can be used to sync both the software and VS's play\record. However, the manual only tells me so much about Cakewalk (about 3 paragraphs), and I was...

Mixers with analog outs compared to mixers with digital outs. What's the digital connection doing that's so much better than a simple quarter inch\XLR\or RCA connection? All I hear is that digital connection is alot better, but I like elaboration. Anyone?

What is GSIF and what is it good for?? Anyone? Thanks a lot.

Is the compression in Sonar 3 any good? Any tips on getting the best compression? New to Sonar and my VS-1824CD. Thank you! :D

I get all my levels up when recording, but its STILL quiet when playing back and when I create a CD. Is there any ways to bring levels up when mixing? I've owned this for about 3 months and its alot to learn. Thanks.