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I have a Cort bass and I like it pretty well. Nice tone.

Make sure your tracks aren't muted. I've made that mistake.

There are also line level inputs on the back for channels 1 and 2, making 8 in all.

Since I replied in January '06, I've upgraded from Cubase SE to SX3. Love it!

According to Apple, the PowerBook G4 has a stereo line in and an integrated microphone (doesn't specify stereo or not). A balanced line mic plugged into that would give you the same thing on each channel, except it would be 180 degrees out of phase. A true stereo mic would give you stereo, but...

Balanced lines use a TRS or XLR. That is why it has the plug that it does.

With that setup you are going to wind up with only 2 tracks on your computer which will basically be a stereo mix of everything that is fed into the mixer (keyboard, drum machine, mike).

You behaved professionally in every way. Some people are just assholes and you happened to be dealing with one. Best not to be involved with such people.

The Firepod has 8 1/4" line inputs. Channels 1 and 2 also have 1/4" instrument inputs. It also has 2 SPDIF channels available.

The description says that it sends every input to the computer. That should do it.

That's "fuct." :D

Looks like a hijacked dormant account. Definitely avoid.

Throwing a public hissy fit before you have given the company to respond to the problem is a major poor move. Call customer service, explain the problem and see what happens. Everything I have gotten from Zzounds has arrived in perfect condition, usually the next day (it helps to live just 2...

In the newbie forum, why not? Doesn't hurt to be polite.

Depends what kind of quality you want. Quality costs. Fact of life.

Elderly Instruments has a 1961 sunburst Strat for $18,000 and a 1963 red one for $9,500. They've both had a bit of work done, but you can trust them to be playable.

Hey, I LIKE my Epiphone! Of course, it's a 1967 Cortez flat-top acoustic made in Kalamazoo at the Gibson factory. And I bought it for $50 in 1972. Not a bad deal, all in all. :D Several years ago, in a guitar class, I ran into a guy who had the equivalent Gibson. We had a lot of fun...

If losing your data will be catastrophic, it only makes sense to have both on-site and off-site backups. For a commercial enterprise that is dependent on that data, it is mandatory. I could see a commercial studio that failed to take that simple precaution being sued in the event of a...

Check out the questions and answers at the bottom of the page. Verrrrrrry suspicious! Definitely a scam of some sort.

A patchbay can patch between virtually anything that's plugged into it. End of lesson.