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I'm a little confused by your question and equipment. Isn't the Tascam just an audio interface? Isn't the Akai just a midi control device? What are you using for a sound module or synth?

Sunspots ................... :rolleyes:

I don't know anything about Kontact. What kind of synths or plugs are you looking for? What type of music do you want to produce? Any of the free DAW software programs will work if you want to download free plugs from KVR or some of the other free sites. Maybe one of the free DAW's, and a...

I don't know if this will help, but you are not going to buy any DAW software with all the instruments you are ever going to want or need. These are usually gathered over a period of time, as plug-ins or softsynths. Have you considered any of the Sonar products? The difference in the products...

See if you can find Project5 V2.5 somewhere on the web. It comes with a bunch of plugs and it runs super on XP. It's getting harder to find now that it's discontinued, but really well worth the trouble. I still use it on an XP and a Windows 7 computer. If you ever use rewire, then P5 is your...

Not just to prove you wrong, but Soundblaster cards, both internal and external are really cool. They do a great job for what they are intended to do. They are not the choice of anybody wanting to record music in any appreciable quality, especially if you have a dedicated music computer. For...

I try not to mix on headphones, but I do track and edit on them. Sometimes when it's late and I can't crank the base I use them. The best pair I've ever owned is the "KRK's KNS 8400". I tried ten or so pairs at Guitar Center before landing on these. Not bad for the money.

I hope you know I was just kidding .................. :rolleyes:

Hell, in this country you could end up in jail for just having an online conversation with a 16 year old kid. (male or female) Of course, unless you're a kid yourself, why would you want too. And I still don't buy it .......................

That's all fine and well, but I don't buy it. :rolleyes:

I wish I was a democrat so I could vote more than once.

bump .................

I voted ............ but nobody knows but me. By the way, nice work all of you. Great group.

I find this to be suspect at least.

Well hi again: Welcome and enjoy. I hope I didn't scare you away with my thread in the cave. That's kind of aloud there. :D

He's quite right, I would vote for Reaper also, because I've tried it and it is a great little program. I just happen to be on-board the Sonar train, and have been for more than a decade. Once you learn the program, there is no going back. It's not so much the tools as you suspect. It's more...

This is a pretty good place to hang, if you want to learn. and it's an alright place if you want to rant, but it's a damn great place to meet people with similar interests. Be brave ......

Curiosity has the best of me here ..................... why not just use the synth rack in Sonar?

Well if you are looking for opinions, then mine is set on "CD Architech" by Sony. If you plan on creating music CD's, and you don't want to concern yourself with the details, this is the program that will do the job for you.

Please try any other "real" audio interface, before you give up on your OS. The 202 is not a real audio interface and should only be used if you don't have other options for copying sounds from mp3 players or the like. Under the best conditions the UCA's line are poor interfaces.