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Hi there, Just bought Logic 7 Pro for my Mac G5 (OSX 10.4 Tiger) and now I'm wondering what soundcard will cover my needs in recording. I do not necessarily need to record several tracks simulteneously (though I like to have the possibility). Here's what I plan to record: guitar, bass and...

Thanks guys for your help. It works! Maybe I get used to the control-click, if not I'll go for the suggestion to buy one with two knobs.

Hello, I recently bought a Mac G5 for computer recording (with Logic). All works fine for me, but just one ordinary question: my mouse. It seems it doesn't work for me if I want to delete software, in this case my installed sound card Fast Track Pro (I wanna re-install it). Do I need a mouse...

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Delta 1010-LT in a G5? I wonder because from what I know, the looks of a G5 differ so much from a pc, that it makes me think I cannot possibly stick a soundcard in it...

Hey! I'm used to have a Delta 1010-LT Soundcard in my Windows-pc. What if i change to a Mac G5? How can it be done to combine those? Thanks in advance...

Maybe I'm in the wrong forum here, but I have one question on my EXS-24 sampler. I do not have a clue how to get my dvd-drum sounds into my EXS-24 sampler (Logic). After having put my dvd in, I'd say choose (in the EXS-24 software sampler) OPTIONS, but then what??? Thanks in advance..

Maybe I'm in the wrong forum here, but I have one question on my EXS-24 sampler. I do not have a clue how to get my dvd-drum sounds into my EXS-24 sampler (Logic). After having put my dvd in, I'd say choose (in the EXS-24 software sampler) OPTIONS, but then what??? Thanks in advance..

Thanks for the comments. I have succeeded. Here's what I did: * I put a 'male' cable (2x) on the output of my soundcard * connect those to stereo L/R on my Soundcraft Compact 4 * then with my jack/jack-cables I connected Monitor L/R on the Soundcraft to the inputs of my Mackies. It's great...

Thanx. Very useful article that is! Just one question: On the mixer, where do i put what cable to connect the Mackie HR824 monitors? The Mackies themselves have two options: XLR and jack. So, in what hole on the mixer do i connect this XLR-cable / jack cable? I mean, what's this particular...

After having heard the Mackie HR824-speakers, I am planning to take my homerecording a little bit more seriously. I was also planning to buy this mixer: http://www.soundcraft.com/product_sheet.asp?product_id=121 I do use a pc, have Logic, and use this soundcard...

The way she sings 'baby' the first time... beautiful....

You're right. I already have been honest about it. There were some pretty quiet moment when I told them. But they respect my plans, happily. And yes, I don't think they would mind playing some on recordings.

Maybe there is no problem. Except of course when different gigs are on the same day/evening/night.

I guess so. I like to make music, but it shure would be more fun if it will be appreciated. Appreciated on such a scale, that I could having a living out of it, yeah. Thanks for your answer.

and make music yourself -at home- too? Mostly my interest in recording ended me up in this particular situation. Point is, I think I really made some pretty good home recordings. But... they're apart from the band I'm being in; they do not fit in the format of the band's songs. I have a...

Well, it all happened by accident... I recorded my guitar in stereo, and found out the output was mono... But it sounded all right with the rest... So, I guessed.. well... keep it that way. Why not? (if it sounds good, it is good, isn't it?)

I wonder what the big difference is between: 1. A signal that is recorded mono, which you can hear in your left speaker. 2. A signal that is recorded stereo, and panned to the left, so you can hear it in your left speaker. Hope you can help me...