Anyone do any recording here? ie: cubase, pro tools, acid, etc... ?
 

I just got a Line6 TonePort UX2 for my guitar and I'm quite impressed with the recording quality. I'm trying to find a copy of DKFM (Drum Kit From Hell) Sample to experiment with, in conjunction with Cubase... This is fun stuff :winkwink:

I play with reason to background music and stuff for videos... it is quite interesting. The sound quality is quite good (and sometimes I pick up stuff on TV commercials that I know was done with it).

Alex

I use Sonar3 Producer and mix into a Fostex VF160 dig recorder - most of my stuff is done on a Korg Triton

We are running Pro-Tools HD2 with the digidesign 192 converter and control24 consule. But my 9 year old neice has all the same gear you guys are talking about. I'll ask her if she has the drum sounds you are looking for.

if there's one thing worse than a mac snob...
it's a my music gear is better than yours snob...

cubase LE running from Mac and cakewalk on a normal pc

I love messing with cubase...I got a bunch of VSTi...i have lots of fun with it! nothing serious though ;)

I use reason and some various sonic foundry (now owned by Sony) tools, like acid and sound forge. I'm just a dj though so just my tables are hooked up.

I've heard good things about the toneports. I do know they use the same converters as the Echo Mia cards (AKM4528)

Get your hands on a copy of Steinberg Nuendo. Similar to Cubase but with more beef. Thats what I primarily use.