From what I have seen/heard, most of the 'real' studios use Pro Tools and their hardware for digital recording. I.e., there is a dedicated piece of hardware that accepts inputs, converts to digital, and then the data is either written to an intermediate storage device or directly to a PC (or...
hmmmm....
I have a smattering of stuff....
New Dell PC...2.2gHz, 768MB RAM, etc.
SM57, EV-257 mics
Alesis SR-16 Drum machine
Behringer 6 Channel Mixer
Alesis NanoCompressor Mini Rackmount
Rackmount digital effects processor (reverb, delay, etc.) I can't remember brand
Line6 POD Amp modeller...
I'm really interested in hearing how it 'feels' when you play it... it looks like it would have as similar feel to my Aria Pro II, which is the nicest git I've ever played (in terms of neck, action, body size, etc.)
Let me know! Also, I'd be interested in reading more on how the damn thing...
Dude, that git looks killer! As you know, I've got the POD, so I love Line6.
How much is that bad boy????
Yeah, I'm bummed about the Exxplorer thing, but who knows what will happen? At least it was an opportunity to do something at that level, even if was only 4 songs on a re-release...
I'm afraid the Exxplorer thing is dead or dying. They have no ambition, but I'm there if they decide to ever do anything.
I'm planning on writing and recording my own CD now. I'll do it solo (with the exception of drums and perhaps a guest musician or two). When its done and if I think its...
I've been looking into setting up a small digital recording studio in order to do my own recordings and perhaps make some $$ recording for local bands, artists, etc.
This means, of course, that I need to have multiple inputs. I've seen some combo rack mount/soundcards that give you...
so does the edit command on this site!
Anyway, hope your going to make out OK.
I am rebuilding my recording PC this month, and since the last one crashed HARD and since changing jobs, I've lost a TON of stuff. Can I get some material from you?
Drop me a line at .... and I'll hook up with...