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This is really good. Not my favorite style, but its something I'd listen to while I'm busy working on something, kinda relaxing. Reminds me a little of Portishead.

GK 700RB-II - $450 (new from musicians friend) Ampeg SVT 810 - $400 (used on ebay...had to drive to pick her up) I've been playing on this rig for over 5 years, never had a problem. Its also plenty loud enough for me. Later on I added a rack with tuner, compressor, BBE sonic maximizer and a...

What kind of Drum Machine is that?

I use my home-built computer + M Audio Fast Track + a DI for the bass. If I'm recording with a mic I use an Art Tube preamp in front of the M-Audio. The M Audio is a little noisy.

Yep...you're right. I also read the reviews on the MOTU and they weren't so good. I also found this on amazon for a really good price...

Yes, this clears it all up. Thank you all for the info! And no I didn't get any interface yet (besides my trusty M Audio Fast Track). Would you recommend one? I'd need one 8 tracks or more. I've been looking at the MOTU 828mk3, it seems like a good one.

Ok I'm definitely missing something here. I still don't understand where the other end of the sync cable connects. I thought the FireStudio was the computer interface (hence the firewire). Is there some sort of PCI card (used to eliminate latency) that talks to the FireStudio interface?

8 tracks simultaneously would be fine. Id like to record a full drum kit, and then later on add in guitar/bass/vocals. I'm not opening a studio or anything, I just want to be able to record ideas with the band. (Invalid Link Removed) Let's look at the FireStudio for a second. My main...

Im seriously considering these: http://www.amazon.com/Behringer-MS20-Digital-Monitor-Speakers/dp/B000QUT9RY/ref=wl_it_dp_o?ie=UTF8&coliid=I17MUPT4P5EY1V&colid=2AU2GR8J0VD77

some fret noise and "clunking" is good I think, as long as its in time. it just adds some percussive effects to your playing....more attack.

Ok I'm not a total noob in this area but up to now I've been recording only one track at a time. I use an M-Audio Fast Track USB interface and various preamps, depending on what I'm recording. But multi-track recording is something totally new to me. I know it takes more computer power and a...

"First off. You're in the wrong forum goofball" ...lol...woops! Time to migrate....

Ok I'm not a total noob in this area but up to now I've been recording only one track at a time. I use an M-Audio Fast Track USB interface and various preamps, depending on what I'm recording. But multi-track recording is something totally new to me. I know it takes more computer power and a...

One track at a time?! This is overkill! lol! Also, unless you're a gamer you can get by with a less expensive video card. "EVGA E-GEFORCE 9800GT 55NM 600MHZ 512MB $111.99 " - I got a card with the same chipset for $80. Also, I suspect Windows 7 is going to have some problems with drivers...