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FS: Apogee Duet firewire interface Up for sale I have the original Apogee Duet firewire interface. Everything is in perfect working condition with only slight physical signs of use. Includes the Duet and the original breakout cables. No original packaging included. Asking $350 shipped, but...

I have a Firestudio mobile for sale. This unit is in good condition both physically and functionally. Includes the interface, breakout cable, Studio One software, 6-4 pin firewire cable, and power supply. No original packaging. Asking $200 shipped. PM me if interested. Thanks!

Good condition, works fine. All original accessories included. No original box. $215 shipped anywhere in the U.S. PM me if interested. Thanks!

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Anyone? Anyone? Condition does not matter. Thanks!

I've been hanging around and posting on Gearslutz lately, and I feel as though this may have put my standards way out of whack. I'm realizing that I don't need high-end gear to get really good sound, but GS seems to have planted this thought in my head. That being said, I still want quality...

I can only afford the unit, not the software and all that jazz. Any condition is fine, as long as it works. Let me know! PM me. Thanks

A few things for sale: 1. A Roland SP-404 sampler. Fairly beat up, but works fine. No power cord, but standard Boss effects pedal cords supply the right amount of power for this. Comes with 256MB memory card. 2. A Boss SP-202 sampler. Very nice condition, but again, same deal with the power...

I've been recording my first few songs lately, and have quickly learned that you can't track too hot. But here's my question: Should every instrument peak around the same level? Or does the nature of the instrument and the type of sound it creates determine where it should peak?

I don't have separate rooms for my computer and monitors and such and the room where instruments are played, so I've always used headphones while placing the mics. I know they say that you should try to get the best sound possible while tracking, so mixing is easier and more smooth - but do...

I ordered the Wharfedale Diamon Pro 8.2s yesterday, and I'm looking for a cable to connect them to my Firestudio Mobile. These will be my first monitors, so I don't have any experience with the connection. They have balanced XLR ins and unbalanced RCA ins, and obviously the Firestudio has a main...

I don't understand how you can plug your headphones into an interface that is connected to a computer and listen to the computer's output through the interface, and mix this way. Same with monitors. Does it actually work this way? Or am I mistaken? The headphone out on my Firepod lets me...

For sale: Roland SP-404 sampler Boss SP-202 sampler Presonus Firepod Samson C02 condenser mics Anyone interested in any of this? PM me. Thanks

I am improving my recording gear, and need a few new things! -Shure SM81 - any condition. Could be beat to shit, as long as it works alright. A pair would be nice. -Audio Technica AT4040 - any condition. Same as above. A pair of these would also be considered. -Firestudio Mobile - same as...

I've recently started a musical project with a friend of mine, and now have the need to record. Over the past few years, I've read lots of internet articles and have accumulated a fair amount of knowledge. I've had a bit of practice recording different things, but I'm still only an amateur...

I know that mastering brings up the overall volume of a song quite a bit, but does this mean that a final mix is supposed to be quieter? I've recorded a bit, and every single song, even after a rough mix, is never loud enough, even when I make sure that levels peak at around correct points. Are...

I've been using Logic Pro on my Macbook Pro for a while now, and I really enjoy using it. But, I'm considering selling my computer, and that would mean no more recording, so I'd have to look into a digital multitrack. I've never used one, mainly because they seemed to difficult to use to work on...

When in a semi-professional recording situation, does the musician keep trying take after take after take until he gets a perfect one? Or is a decent take recorded and then fixed of all mistakes in post-production? I'm just curious as to how songs end up so musically flawless on CDs.

My band just finished recording a song, and I've got it all mixed and ready. I just bounced it from Logic into .mp3 format and brought it into iTunes. Its total volume is a great deal quieter and it sounds really weird and compressed. Now, I know .mp3 isn't the greatest of quality, but did I do...

I'm planning on getting some songs recorded in the next week or so, and haven't had a whole lot of time recording. I've done quick, sloppy demo stuff but never anything like I'm planning on doing now. So I have a question. When tracking, (and this goes for everything - drums, guitar, bass...