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And there are a ton of how to vids on youtube.. and alot of great forums like this one, with people who can guide you in the right direction.

Have you tried installing and running those programs with windows xp compatibility mode on? Just right click on the exe of said program and go to properties and then compatibility , select xp sp 3 and see if that helps.

The only time you can tell a difference is when its a Pro Tools HD rig which an entirely different animal than Pro Tools LE and M-Powered. As far as BSOD and hardware not jiving.. Ive been using my m-audio delta 44's since XP , now im on windows 7 and havent had one BSOD. Hardware conflicts...

Those are not interfaces, those are sequencers ( your recording programs ) By interfaces I mean the hardware you use .. Like m-audio / digidesign ect ect .. If you are using pro tool HD/LE then you are limited to which interfaces you can use. And I didnt say wouldnt work with macs I said...

If you know what your doing just build your own pc.. its not that hard. Ive been building pc's for 10+ years. The money that you save by going the pc route could land you some good preamps or mics.. Macs nowadays use Intel hardware, so basically your getting a pc that is using a different...

If its a 4 track tape you will need an interface that has 4 inputs .. otherwise you will just be recording the 2 channel stereo send into your pc.

to my ears the 57 has the most body and fullness.

they were just young kids , I think with some time and practice they could be pretty good.. and the amp used was a single rec not a dually ;)

Go listen to the first song on my myspace page www.myspace.com/burnstudios those guitar tracks were done with a sm57 and ART TPSII pre ( interfaces 2x m-audio delta 44 ) . The amp used was a mesa boogie single rec and 2 eminence texas heats .. 2 tracks were done with the guitar going right...

Yes, ive done this only when whoever I am recording cant play the track again lol. Ive gotten decent results by doing this, but actually playing the part over will always sound better than just copying and pasting the track and then moving it a few milliseconds. There is something about...

what? Pc's are fine to record on, and just as capable as a mac. And if pro tools wont work with Vista, its not Vista its pro tools not getting with the progam and patching their software to work with Vista. Ive been running Vista since they came out with service patch 1 and I have not had...

This is probably the best place to start, by watching this video. http://www.imperialmastering.com/guitartonevid/

watch this ... it breaks down how different mic positions effect your tone. http://www.imperialmastering.com/guitartonevid/

You will still need pre amps infront of the card

These 2 end pieces you see on each side of the desk were given to me by some people I recorded last week. Pretty cool huh. I am still working on getting the cables all tidy and what not... and still finding homes for all of my gear in the rack-mounted areas.

You can pick up an M-audio delta 44 for around 150 bucks... it will give you 4 ins and 4 outs. And records at 96khz. Its a pci card that you install in your pc, with a breakout box for all your ins and outs. Compared to a usb or firewire interface these have 0 latency, when recording at...

4 Vintage EV SRO's with the L designation for guitar. 2 of them work and 2 of them need re-coned. I am located in Florida and would like a local transaction .. but I will ship these ( it will just cost ya ) they are heavy. Asking $200 for the set.

Lookin nice!

Watch this video man it will help you out with what ya want .. I know it helped me out a ton http://www.imperialmastering.com/guitartonevid/

I use Curt Mangan strings... he worked for Ernie Ball for many many years and then went out on his own... He uses the best quality materials he can find and always gets them from the same supplier.. so the strings you got last year will sound like the pack you bought today.. they are very very...