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Ok, I've just bought myself a second hand Portastudio, and I have a quick question. I have one mic attached, as the only input source, to input one. I turn the pan on input 1 to the full left position, and set track 1 to "Buss L". This should now record input 1 to track 1, and it does so...

Ok, I've just bought myself a second hand Portastudio, and I have a quick question. I have one mic attached, as the only input source, to input one. I turn the pan on input 1 to the full left position, and set track 1 to "Buss L". This should now record input 1 to track 1, and it does so...

Thanks, but I've already got hold of a copy for the 400. Thanks for your help anyway, Doug

The only thing thats been added to this site recently, is a banner above the BBS. Come on Dragon, when are we giong to see some fresh content? This is just a niggle, I do love the site. Doug ----------------------- Millions of people are earning money, just for using the internet! Why not...

Does no one know of a US mail/internet company that will ship audio equipment to the UK? There has to be at least one, or is there some sort of export ban?

This is a rant about the outrageous equipment prices in the UK. This is a quote from an e-mail sent to me from Aardvark Audio, after an Enquiry I made about UK dealers. <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR> James, Thanks for your enquiry regarding the Aardvark...

Hi, Many years ago, I purchased a Yamaha PSR 400, mainly for use as a family keyboard. Now it has been made redundant in that department, I am planning to use it as a "master" keyboard for use with my DAW. I don't care how terrible the synth is, it has playable keys, and that's all I need. I...

In my opinion, the best bank for buck comes from the RNC at fmraudio. It's not in the league of the 2K's mentioned above, but it's got to be near the top in the "under 1K league". it's also WAY under 1K - $180! Well thats my $0.02

Hi, Many years ago, I purchased a Yamaha PSR 400, mainly for use as a family keyboard. Now it has been made redundant in that department, I am planning to use it as a "master" keyboard for use with my DAW. I don't care how terrible the synth is, it has playable keys, and that's all I need. I...

Hi, Ok then. Forget the list, maybe it was over ambitious. However could you quickly go over the best shareware titles out there? Many thanks, Doug

When it comes to the actual recording equipment, I'm fine. I have all the mics and analogue gear and experience. I've been using a Fostex RtR 8-track for the last six months. I've also made up my mind about the digital hardware I'm going to use. I already have a PIII 500/128Mb, and I've just...

Ok, I think I've got everything in perspective, and thanks for all your help - but that list I mention would really be a valuable resource.

Thanks for the help, but does someone want to go one step further? It might be asking a lot but how about a list of pieces of software, their function, and whether or not they are freeware? It could even be a permanent page on homerecording - I'd be happy to write it up, if people give me the...

I'm new to digital recording, and I have a newbie question, what types of music software are out there? I am thinking of buying Cubase VST/Score, but will this suffice, when I ask my friends what software they use, they usually mention two pieces. They say something like : (sorry I can't...

I've done it! I've bought a 1604-VLZ Pro. Thanks for the advice guys!

I've just looked at the Mackie web site and have noticed a new addition to the VLZ Pro compact mixers - the VLZ-1642 Pro. What do you think about it? [This message has been edited by Doug (edited 08-19-1999).]

As for your last point, I'm 15 and I regularly visit this site. (Admittedly, only recently (since I found it)).

Where can I buy an Aark 20/20+ from on the internet. I usually use BPM Music express, but they don't seem to do the Aark. I really looking for a good price, any pointers are appreciated. [This message has been edited by Doug (edited 08-10-1999).]

Thanks for the pointers, but now I have another question. Could you explain the specifications - 12x2x1, 14x2x1 and 16x4x2. I know that the first number is the number of channels, but what are the other two?

I went to mackie.com and all I could find under products was a couple of new "compact" mixers and an amp - mixer combination. Where do I get information about the plain mixers. (Perhaps I'm not looking properly)??