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I need some help from those of you who have experience recording with GarageBand. I just purchased a new Carvin mixer, and am using it with my Macbook (GarageBand - hence the title of this thread). However, when I record guitar or bass (I haven't recorded anything else yet), it is very VERY...

I ended up buying the Carvin mixer, so if I remember I'll come back here and let you know how it is.

I clearly knew nothing about recording back then (at the time of the first post). If anyone happens to come across this forum and don't know how to record multiple tracks in Mixcraft, it's very easy. All mics will record on one track.

You're a big help.

Alright, that's awesome. Thanks a lot. Any other recommendations for USB mixers (the one you previously suggested is $80 extra to ship to Canada) I need at least 6 mic inputs for Mics, and 2 inputs for guitar/bass.

So is going from Firewire to USB REALLY a huge difference in quality? I know for sure that my Macbook does not have firewire (look it up and verify yourself if you'd like). And again like I said, the Firewire to USB cable I bought works with a PC and the mixer, but not the Macbook and mixer.

I am very sure it doesn't have firewire. They removed the firewire from Macbooks a couple years ago, and everyone was outraged. Macbook PROS and Macs still have them though.

I currently have a Phonic Helix 18 channel Firewire mixer which I have connected to my PC, and I record perfectly fine with it. Recently I purchased a Macbook, which does not have a firewire input. Recording music being one of the main reasons I bought this Macbook, I have decided to buy a...

I really have no idea what I'm doing when it comes to this; im slowly learning as I go along. I do have a dedicated space for mixing. Right now I just play the recording back through my computer speakers (5.1 setup) so I would like something that is actually meant to be for studio...

Im new to this so I'm not sure what I need for monitors for recording. I want them for playback and to hear out of while recording. What else do I need asides from the monitors. These for example: http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.com/product/Behringer-TRUTH-B2031P-Passive-Monitors-?sku=600604...

when recording with mixcraft how can you record multiple mics at once? .I'm trying to record drums/

What are some good condenser mics under $200? I have been looking at the Audio Technica AT2020, and it seems like a good mic for the price, but it has it's flaws here and there. What can you recommend?:D

What are some good drum mics to record with? 5 or 7 mic sets.

Ah ok they just had a different name. I'm most likely going with this: http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230286363613 420$ total (shipping included) and it comes with 2 condensers... And I know they condensers aren't GREAT but I'm just starting out so I should be ok to start...

I don't 100% follow lol. Kind of new to all of this. The mixer you're suggesting, the Phonix Helix 18, will it be able to multi tracK? That's what I am looking for in a mixer right now. And what's the difference between...

Alesis Multimix 16 Channel Firewire What do you guys think of it? What are the ups and downs of it? I'm assuming it will work well enough for recording guitar, abss, vocals and drums (5 drum mics plus condenser overhead). I'm looking to Multitrack...

The main thing I'm looking for in the mixer is that it has at least 8 mic inputs. Ill have 5 or 7 (not sure yet) drum mics, plus a condenser as an overhead mic.

Hook me up with some links for firewqire mixers from musicians friend.

What USB Firewire mixers would you recommend?

Does this mixer have multi-tracking capability? and also, whats that box deely called you use to connect it to the computer?