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I can't help but recommend the Firewire interface that I own; the Mackie Onyx 400F. Pristine pre-'s, lots of outs, inserts on 4 channels, good converters. Very well built. Very few con's on this baby. ...

Connects the mixer to the computer.

Get an RCA to 1/8" cable. Plug the RCA ends into the "Tape Out L/R" on the Behringer Mixer and the 1/8" jack into the "Line In" on the computer soundcard.

Wow, great job. Nice tutorial too. They look really great.

First of all, one computer will do fine. If you get tracks that you wanna make a CD out of and you decided they need mastering, send them away for professional mastering.

The presonus firepod has 8 ...

It sounds a little over kill to have two computers. What exactly are you going to be recording? Just drum tracks? Is this just a project studio for yourself? How many tracks do you think you might nee ...

IMO that mic is a piece of dirt. I own one and I wish I would have slapped myself in the face instead of buying it. I would have gotten more excitement out of that experience rather than using that mi ...

Cubase is awesome and really easy to use. I havent used any of the lower end AKG's, Audio Technica makes really decent low priced LD condensers though. I'd seriously consider the HM-1. Do a search for ...

There you go: http://www.recording.org/ftopict-37301.html

Get the Firebox, and I doubt you'll find a really noticable difference between 44k and 96k, not for your needs anyway. I've got a Mackie Onyx 400f which goes all the way up to 192k and I've yet to set ...

I would set the bar a little higher if it were my money:

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HDD: 120GB 7200 RPM
RAM: 1 GB
CPU : P4 2.0 GHz

HP makes some nice machines, I've always been adversed to them but a friend ...

Problem with using Dell is that you can't necessarily specify motherboard, RAM, chipset. All of which are crucial when determining a stable audio workstation. Which is why there are companies devoted ...

There is a common misconception that building your own computer means that you will automatically save money. This is not neccisarily true. I'll use Dell as an example. A ginormously huge company like ...

like i said, this isn't going to be "ideal" conditions for recording. the video card isn't a necessity, and it won't be one of my main focuses. and i said i will be getting a 250 GB harddrive too.
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General use computer + audio recording computer = disaster waiting to happen enough said here. The only possible way to make that happen is with dual boot partitioning.

Good thought Kent. I have su ...