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Hi There, If you are really want the feel and sound of real piano, than you should maybe aim for Roland stuff with SuperNATURAL technology and Ivory Feel-G Keyboard Roland FP-4F Digital Piano I was on a market recently for digital piano and had the same concerns. I tested over 30 different...

Alright boys adn girls here is my story One music instrument shops in our town is organising guitarist tournament. As a first step everybody who wanted to take part had to record a guitar instrumental track and send it to the organisers. The commision than would select 16 best tracks that would...

Hi there, This may sound surprizing by I would recommend to get on of these Squires again Squier Classic Vibe 50s Stratocaster Electric Guitar Squier Classic Vibe '60s Stratocaster Electric Guitar I was recently on a market for the Strat. In a shop I played several USA made strats and...

Hi, I would recommend Bogner Alchemist I checked this one out in a shop today and liked it a lot. It sounds very nice on both channels. It has reverb, delay, boost - everything controlled with the footswitch, very flexible when you play. I tested this with two guitars 52 american telecaster...

hi there, It is a bit more than 200 but preety close to it. Yamaha NP-30 Cheerz!!

Hi there, If we speak about the "bang for the buck" solution I would say the ART Pro Channel. Considering the price in this offer it can be a very nice option!

It is actually possible to buy a set of monitors that are not very expensieve. They will though do the job right.Behringer B2031A

Hi there, Check this deal out Samson C01U Condenser USB Microphone I doubt you will find a better solution for the money you have. It comes with software too. Cheerz!

I voted for headphones. I believe the monitors provide better results. The problem is I usualy work with mixing when everybody sleeps at home, so I cannot make loud sounds. At day time I listen to the mix on Hi Fi system, PC speakers, car audi, MP3 player earplugs to see if there are some...

Hi there, You have said you plug the mixer into Mic In on you computer, right? Are you shure you have configured this input to work as an Line in? Or is it configured as a microphone input? cheerz!

Hi there, For 300$ you could buy Tascam US1641 USB 2.0 Audio/MIDI Interface The mixdown can be done with PC. Cheerz!

Hi there, As for the computer, I think 2 GB of RAM is more than enough for what you'v described you want to do. As for the interface Check this little beast out Zoom R16 Multi-Track SD Recorder Interface and Controller It will handle 8 channels as audio interface. It will work as a...

Hi there, Check this one out. Novation Remote Zero SL USB MIDI Controller Amazing automap function!! Cheerz!!!!

Hi there, You could probably take a look at this one. Epiphone Valve Junior Guitar Combo Amplifier This is a real tube amp. Low power for bedroom usage. This amp just loves stompboxes. Cheerz!!!

Hi there, I would recommend looking at KRK monitors KRK RP8G2 Rokit G2 These monitors are most "honest" from what I have heard. Cheerz!!

Hi there, Make sure you don't miss the Korg D888 8-Track Hard Disk Recorder Killer chanell strips on every input. Cheerz!!

Do you have your room treated? If no, i don't think you will get good results recording bass speaker with a mic, nomatter how good the mic is. Direct recording will provide a better result. IMHO of course. Cheerz!

Hey there, I would recommend looking at Novation Remote Zero SL USB MIDI Controller This is a dedicated thing for PC recording. Lots of controls and automap function! Cheerz!

Hi there, I will also recommend one thing Tascam US1641 USB 2.0 Audio/MIDI Interface It has enough inputs to capture drumset and it cost 300$ only. Cheerz!

Hi there, If your computer has a "big" Firewire port, I would recommend buying M-Audio ProFire 610 Firewire Audio Interface This device has got very good preamps and overall quality. M-audio is usially very fast with driver issues and support. 8 analog output channels allow to do outboard...