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07-02-2008, 08:48 PM
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Newbie to recording, not creating
I have been asking questions about recording for years and now I am coming to the point that I have the space and capacity to start my own little recording studio for my own projects. I am a musician through and through... I started with clarinet and piano when I was a kid and moved into vocals in high school (yearszzzaaaa ago). Currently I am taking on the guitar and loving it. I have a pinch of experience with band jamming/free-styling lyrics. My inlfuences are largley rock/blues/jazz/folk but I listen to everything I can get my ears near, ranging from Bollywood to African tribal beats to old blues and jazz to opera (Including and not excluding any genre).
My first question- How should I get my firewire set up? Do I need to get an extrenal drive for my pc? I'm scoping the Mackie Onyx system and definitely want firewire no matter what system I get. Nice to meet e'rbahdy  
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07-05-2008, 07:59 PM
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Re: Newbie to recording, not creating
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07-06-2008, 01:15 AM
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Re: Newbie to recording, not creating
I do not have a Firewire port in my pc, pardon my technological bliss. I am wondering how I would go about setting my computer up with this port--main goal, to run the Mackie (or any other firewire plug in).
Thanks for the advice.
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07-06-2008, 01:41 AM
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Re: Newbie to recording, not creating
This firewire is a setup for PCI slots. If you don't have PCI slots you may want to look into the second link.
Newegg.com - Koutech 3+1 Port FireWire/1394b & 1394a PCI Host Controller Model 1314 - Add-On Cards And for PCIe... Newegg.com - StarTech 2 Port FireWire 800 + 1 Port FireWire 400 PCI Express Card Model PEX1394B3 - Add-On Cards
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