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That's an M-Audio Axiom 61. It's only a controller. The piano is a sampled piano -- Giant Piano I believe.

That's a good point on the transitions. I just don't use a lot of fades, usually. Thanks, man!

Well that's a pretty nice video for "not knowing what you're doing" :P Hire me. ;) Nah, I'm sure you'll do great.

Good to see you too! Yeah, I've still got the WBS pres. Thanks, man! Focusing more on videos these days.. trying to get that going. latest video | austinmarti.com

Yeah, wanting to record some more covers! What's up, Steen?!

Thank you, dain! :) Yeah, perhaps the guitar was a bit over-compressed. Meh. It was a fun little project. :)

I don't know if it's worth listening to, but it might be worth watching. :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GORY6zx-bGs

I don't know if it's worth listening to, but it might be worth watching. :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GORY6zx-bGs

Sounds good, guitarplayr82. And I'm going to ask that the buyer pay shipping. If you can pay 215, but not 15 more for shipping when my price is already 44% the price of the CHEAPEST price for a new one I could find online.. well..... I'm questioning whether I should sell it or not. I am...

Come on guys, this is a steal. I'm selling a Presonus Digimax LT for $215. Everything works excellently. Some "rack rash" shown in the picture below: [well more like rash from the larger screws I had to use for my DIY rackmount build (accidentally used non-standard rack-size nuts)] Hit me...

I'm selling a Presonus Digimax LT for $230. Everything works excellently. Some "rack rash" shown in the picture below: [well more like rash from the larger screws I had to use for my DIY rackmount build (accidentally used non-standard rack-size nuts)] Hit me up if interested! Email...

I'm selling a Presonus Digimax LT for $300. Everything works excellently. Some "rack rash" shown in the picture below: [well more like rash from the larger screws I had to use for my DIY rackmount build (accidentally used non-standard rack-size nuts)] Hit me up if interested! Email...

Maybe I should just pick up a simple little USB interface, then. I bet that would solve the problem (well I hope so, anyway).

Well there is an input and output jack on the laptop. Whether it's line or mic, I'm still having the same problem...

Pfffffft!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I didn't have an audio interface with me to send the audio through, so I was limited to using the mic input jack. I suspected that could be the problem. I just didn't want to lug my 002 with me (and thus also my desktop computer).

Hi all, I'm trying to record audio out of an Allen & Heath mixer and into a laptop mic port. I get this very obnoxious noise in the audio, which appears as soon as any device is plugged into an output on the console, whether it be the 2 TRK output or a direct out on a channel or any other...

Try what Steen suggested. That should solve it. They're working great! I just used them for an EP for a folk group! I think I noticed back when I was building them that they seemed to be phase-reversed. So I just stick a trim on each track and flip the phase, but not a big deal! Might take...

Yep, easiest thing in the world... just clap your hands right before you're ready to begin filming/recording. :)

You may want to also consider DSLRs for HD video work. I'm into photography so a nice DSLR is the perfect match for me. I have the newest Canon Rebel that is out right now (Canon T3i). The Canon T1i, T2i, and T3i all shoot HD (1080p or 720p). I know that the T2i and T3i can do 60 fps but only...