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honestly, all that needs to be live are the drums and crowd mics. you can overdub all the rest. most live stuff i have recorded, the drums and room mics are all we end up keeping most of the time.

if you find yourself with an extra input, i would take a direct out of the kick drum too. then submix the rest of the kit to a stereo bus.

if it is not your router, it is illegal. also, if someone hacks your router, you are responsible for any activity that they might be a part of....

cool. i think you will be satisfied. post if you have any questions learning the ropes.

"my music is where i want you to touch".

i also have logic 8 working flawlessly with my 002r. (which came with pro tools le) the best of both worlds...

if you are planning on doing alot with virtual instruments, an upgrade in ram would be very beneficial. however, if you are planning on just recording live instruments, 2gig should be plenty. here is the thing about converters. honestly, the converters in both the pt le interfaces and the 828 are fi...

of course, your level of paranoia may differ...

why not just replace the HD with a new one. they are not that expensive now days...

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you could start by not asking for advise on a forum like this full of music geeks. oh yeah, and refrain from using words like "babe" and "hottie"...

vox ac30 or ac15....

bassjones, i agree. bass is just different. probably has to do with where the fundamental frequency range of the bass is as opposed to a guitar. also, tubes breaking up for a bass guitar is not always a desired effect.

the above is true, i was definately thinking in the 5-30 watt range, but, the word "tube" has certainly become a gimmick. you really have to be careful with amps advertising "tube this", "valve that". i recall, although not a guitar amp, a certain behringer mic pre called a "tube preamp". the tube w...

although i prefer a good tube amp, i have some solid state amps that really get some good clean tones. imo, a tube preamp paired with a solid state power section is kinda a lost cause. the tube "feel" has more to do with the power tubes than the pre tubes. bass guitar is a totally different story ho...

yes, macs have right click. however, if you only have a one button mouse, you will have to ctrl + click to get your "right click" options... any standard multiple button mouse will work with a mac.